A multi-billion-dollar investment will help bring quantum wafer manufacturing to Albany NanoTech. The U.S. Department of Commerce on Thursday announced a letter of intent to build a 300mm quantum chip ...

Just as the Medici family built financial trust in the 15th century, today’s technologies are driving a new banking renaissance. The new world of AI-driven finance requires IT leaders to rethink cyber ...

The supercomputer has an innovative chip design that allows it to carry out more than 2 quintillion calculations per second.

For Gen Alpha, Adams stresses interpersonal skills like professionalism and integrity over technical ones, as the labor ...

From AI-powered laptops and ARM processors to smarter gaming monitors and next-gen handhelds, here are the biggest PC hardware trends from Computex 2026 that will shape the future of computing.

Rather than generating text word by word, Google's experimental open-source model drafts entire passages simultaneously using diffusion, resulting in up to 4x faster inference.

In 1838, the invention of the camera sparked predictions that photography would make artists obsolete. When the noted French painter Paul Delaroche first saw an early photograph on a metal plate, he ...

OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 upgrade to ChatGPT and Codex appears to be going smoothly, especially compared to the rockier GPT-5.0 release last August. It turns out OpenAI got ahead of one issue that was brewing ...

Ask ChatGPT a question and it responds with writing essays, explaining science, even composing poetry. It feels intelligent. But is it really thinking? To mathematicians, systems like ChatGPT are not ...

Online safety regulator Ofcom has begun a formal investigation into X under the UK’s Online Safety Act, following what is being regarded as misuse of the Grok AI chatbot. The regulator said it was ...

PATRICK SCHWAB is not your normal pharmaceutical researcher and his workplace is not your normal pharmaceutical laboratory. It has neither benches nor bubbling liquids. White lab coats are absent, too ...

Speaking to a packed crowd at Battell Chapel on Wednesday, the social psychologist and author Jonathan Haidt ’85 invoked the biblical tale of the tower of Babel as a metaphor for the harms caused by ...