People and computers

Back to the days of oranges and bananas

Scientists from IBM Laboratories in Haifa participated in the development of a software system for predicting the spread of epidemics

The heat emitted from computers will be converted into sound waves that are used to generate electricity

Prof. Doron Lantz, Weizmann Institute of Science, at the 11th PMI conference: "IT and processing capabilities are critical and essential for understanding the human genome"

General Motors wants to be greener

IBM will invest a billion dollars a year in saving energy

IBM: A breakthrough in nanotechnology will help develop new drugs and advanced integrated circuits

By 2010, solutions in the field of wearable computing will become common in a variety of critical work environments"

A senior American researcher criticizes the "PlayStation generation"

IDC: in 2010 the amount of stored digital information will jump by 500% and reach 988 exabytes

Kodak plans edible RFID tags

Reports: Bill Gates plans to fly into space

Research: Racing games encourage reckless driving

Solutions from Dassault Systèmes helped to solve the mystery of 'Cheops' - the great pyramid in Egypt

The struggle for independence of Majadala

The future: thanks to wearable computing technologies - disabled people will be able to walk

The future according to IBM: a car without a driver and a computer that locates terrorists

Larry Page, one of the founders of Google: "If computers drive cars, there will be fewer traffic accidents"

The year of RFID penetration

A study on the government's funding policy for the hi-tech industry states: the government must change the model for distributing resources to the chief scientist

HP researchers in the USA: this is how we will defeat Moore's Law

IBM will help develop the world's largest radio telescope

Print me a house please

President Bush ordered a study of power consumption in computer centers

Frost & Sullivan: In 2007 the adoption of RFID will increase

People and computers

Back to the days of oranges and bananas

Scientists from IBM Laboratories in Haifa participated in the development of a software system for predicting the spread of epidemics

The heat emitted from computers will be converted into sound waves that are used to generate electricity

Prof. Doron Lantz, Weizmann Institute of Science, at the 11th PMI conference: "IT and processing capabilities are critical and essential for understanding the human genome"

General Motors wants to be greener

IBM will invest a billion dollars a year in saving energy

IBM: A breakthrough in nanotechnology will help develop new drugs and advanced integrated circuits

By 2010, solutions in the field of wearable computing will become common in a variety of critical work environments"

A senior American researcher criticizes the "PlayStation generation"

IDC: in 2010 the amount of stored digital information will jump by 500% and reach 988 exabytes

Kodak plans edible RFID tags

Reports: Bill Gates plans to fly into space

Research: Racing games encourage reckless driving

Solutions from Dassault Systèmes helped to solve the mystery of 'Cheops' - the great pyramid in Egypt

The struggle for independence of Majadala

The future: thanks to wearable computing technologies - disabled people will be able to walk

The future according to IBM: a car without a driver and a computer that locates terrorists

Larry Page, one of the founders of Google: "If computers drive cars, there will be fewer traffic accidents"

The year of RFID penetration

A study on the government's funding policy for the hi-tech industry states: the government must change the model for distributing resources to the chief scientist

HP researchers in the USA: this is how we will defeat Moore's Law

IBM will help develop the world's largest radio telescope

Print me a house please

President Bush ordered a study of power consumption in computer centers

Frost & Sullivan: In 2007 the adoption of RFID will increase

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