The Internet Archive is counting on your love of math with its new calculator emulators
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There's a technology revolution everywhere and it's manifesting in more ways than we can imagine.
Two SpaceX commanders to receive the Congressional Space Medal of Honor
Doug Hurley and Robert Behnken were the first commercial crew to dock with the ISS
Chinese nuclear-weapons institute uses Intel, Nvidia hardware despite US tech ban
The CAEP has been on a US blacklist since 1997
In brief: While the US has further tightened restrictions on chip-related exports to China recently, there are some entities in the country that have been on an export blacklist for decades. One of these is China's top nuclear-weapons research institute, but that hasn't stopped it from regularly buying Intel and Nvidia hardware.
Judge tells copyright troll, "no," he cannot continue filing piracy lawsuits from jail
Prenda Law founder says fraud and money laundering laws violate his civil rights
The US and EU will work together on artificial intelligence models
A common AI to benefit society while respecting privacy
Rendition: Gone But Not Forgotten
Thirty years ago, PC gamers could choose GPUs from over 10 different makers. The fascinating story of Rendition is one of engineering brilliance and lost opportunities from the golden age of graphics. Plus, some easter egg content about TechSpot's history and how it all relates.
Russia wants to ban popular games with "hidden inserts" that are affecting young minds
And install parental controls on every PC sold
CEO quotes Martin Luther King Jr. in email announcing mass layoffs
Remember this inspirational quote while looking for a new job
Retro-inspired Raspberry Pi headset reimagines 90s virtual reality
The Stereoscopic Display System that could have been
Defense contractor confirms it doesn't discriminate against War Thunder players
Raytheon will still hire you
Shutterstock now offers AI image creation using DALL-E technology
"Responsible" AI-based image generation is live for registered users
Creator of $2,000 Steam game says don't buy it if you can't afford it
Do you want to widen your perception in the areas of psychology and philosophy?
Smart appliance buyers aren't keeping their devices connected to the Internet
Smart appliances aren't "connecting" with owners
While Microsoft pours billions into OpenAI, Meta's AI chief says ChatGPT is "not particularly innovative"
Hopefully this doesn't mean the return of Clippy in AI form
Insecure server exposes the US government's "No Fly List"
A bloated database mostly flagging Arabic or Russian-sounding names
Earth's inner core might be reversing its spin
Core might oscillate on a decades-long cycle, but scientists disagree
Recent nationwide grounding of flights was due to someone accidentally deleting a file
More than 7,300 flights were delayed and 1,100 canceled
The first small modular nuclear reactor has been approved for use in the US
Sustainable energy or an expensive risk?
These are the severance packages tech giants like Google, Meta and Amazon are offering to fired employees
Over 100,000 tech workers have lost their jobs since the year began
Classified military documents were posted to the War Thunder forum twice this week
Some people want to win arguments no matter the cost
Playing Call of Duty Can Improve Your Driving Skills
#TBT "Playing video games can make you a better driver," it's not exactly what you imagine. Ironically, studies show that first-person shooters like Call of Duty provide more benefits for drivers than driving games do.
