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Interview with Stephen Wolfram

Interview with Stephen Wolfram

Stephen Wolfram talks 25 years of Mathematica, the Wolfram Language pre-release, and the wonders of putting a knowledge-based language into embedded devices.

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Interview with Stephen WolframStephen Wolfram talks 25 years of Mathematica, the Wolfram Language pre-release, and the wonders of putting a knowledge-based language into embedded devices.
IBM Watson Developers CloudIBM makes Watson technology available as a development platform in the cloud.
PTECH: Educating for InnovationFirst school in the U.S. to directly connect high school, college, and career. Students in this grades 9 -14 program graduate with a no-cost associates degree in Applied Science.
Predicting the Mobile FutureAt IDF, Intel Fellow and anthropologist Dr. Genevieve Bell tips developers to think beyond today's mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, and consider a broader picture that includes infrastructure, personal data, places and people.
FIRST Days of School (and Robotics Competition)It's back-to-school time again, which also means back to the start of the FIRST Robotics Competition for high school students. Over 28,000 schools worldwide create teams guided by mentors and build robots to compete each year.
Workplace of the FutureWhat will the 2020 workforce look like? This was the central issue discussed during the second FutureCast hosted by AT&T Foundry and Ericsson with journalist Andrew Keen as a moderator and author Vivek Wadhwa as a keynote guest.
Research@Intel ShowcaseIntel Labs' collaboration with the world's leading academic researchers has created a global network of seven Intel Science and Technology Centers and six Intel Collaborative Research Institutes -- producing awesome technology.
Teen Computer Scientist Is Big Winner at ISEFAt the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Intel Corporation and Society for Science & the Public announced the award winners for 2013.
SilvermontIntel has introduced the Silvermont microarchitecture, a new design in the company's 22 nanometer Tri-Gate SoC process delivering significant increases in performance and energy efficiency.
Solve For TomorrowSamsung has announced the winners of third annual Solve for Tomorrow contest, a nationwide $1M competition designed to raise enthusiasm for STEM education among U.S. public middle and high school students.
Perceptual ComputingUsing the Intel Perceptual Computing SDK 2013, developers can create applications that take advantage of the SDK’s core capabilities for handling close-range hand and finger tracking, speech recognition, face analysis, and augmented reality.
Open Source for Private CloudsMike Riley chats with Shashi Mysore, the Director of Product Management at Eucalyptus Systems, the company behind the leading open source software for building Amazon Web Services (AWS) compatible private and hybrid clouds.
Amazon ConnectionAmazon Connection, a digital inclusion program initiated by Telefonica Vivo Foundation and Ericsson, has won the 2013 Global Mobile Award for Best Mobile Product, Initiative or Service for Emerging Markets.
IBM THINK Exhibit OpensThe 6,600 square-foot interactive exhibit is designed to showcase how the world can work better with the help of technology and innovation.
Can Software Bring Intelligence to Wearable Computing Hardware?Mike Riley chats with advanced AI developer Lars Hard about his AI platform solution for transforming search, discovery, and recommendation, thus enabling broad deployment of intelligent solutions for companies -- and a free platform for developers.
Connected VehiclesDuring CES in January, connected vehicles took center stage during a panel on connectivity and how communications technology is changing everything.
Watson at RensselaerIBM will provide a modified version of its cognitive computing Watson system to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, making it the first university to receive such a system.
Nanomedicine Breakthrough: Ninja PolymersIBM researchers working jointly with the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology recently revealed an antimicrobial hydrogel that can break through diseased biofilms and completely eradicate drug-resistant bacteria upon contact.
New Communications Platform from Ericsson Gets Test Drive from DevelopersEricsson unveiled a new web development platform that will allow any connected device to be turned into an always-open communications device.
What CUDA Can Do For YouMark Ebersole from NVIDIA discusses what CUDA is and how it can help developers.
An Introduction to OpenCLBen Gaster from AMD Research talks about the design and use of the language OpenCL, which has been embraced by Apple, Intel, and Nvidia among other companies, to accelerate programs.
Comparing OpenCL, CUDA, and OpenACCComparing OpenCL, CUDA, and OpenACC
Introduction to OpenACCIntroduction to OpenACC
Heterogeneous ProgrammingAMD's Ben Sander shares details about the heterogeneous system architecture (HSA) and how it will change the way people program in the future in this video tutorial.
Introduction to CUDA C/C++Nvidia's Mark Ebersole introduces core concepts of heterogeneous computing with CUDA C/C++ in this 30 minute tutorial.
Otellini Bids Intel FarewellIntel Corporation announced that the company's president and CEO, Paul Otellini, has decided to retire as of May 2013.
IBM Addresses Security Challenges of Big Data, Mobile, and Cloud ComputingLargest set of security software capabilities announced to date
Hackathon for Social GoodA 36-hour coding challenge, which was held simultaneously with the 2012 Social Good Summit in New York City
Moore's Law RadioAt the recent Intel Developer Forum, Intel Chief Technology Officer Justin Rattner and the team from Intel Labs demonstrated for the first time a working, all-digital WiFi radio, dubbed a "Moore's Law Radio."
HTML5 Is a Big Star at IDFRenée James, senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group at Intel Corporation, outlined her vision for transparent computing at IDF this year.
End-To-End Developer TestingRoy Martin from the Microsoft Visual Studio team explains how delivering modern software demands that quality be built in throughout all steps of the life cycle, from ideation through to operation
The Secondary Effects of Automated TestingThe author of the classic “Working Effectively with Legacy Code” discusses the beneficial effects of automated testing on writing code, as well as some of the burdens the practice entails.
NASA's Mars CuriosityCuriosity, the largest and most complex space exploration robot ever constructed, was "virtually" designed, simulated and built before it was physically created. Some images courtesy of NASA and JPL.
Quantum Computers Will Be Able to Simulate Particle CollisionsPhysicists publish a simulation algorithm for application with quantum computing.
Intel Science and Engineering Fair WinnersTeenagers Jack Andraka, Nicholas Schiefer, and Ari Dyckovsky take top honors.
HTML5 OverviewBen Hanley, Senior Project Manager at Evans Data Corporation gives you a structural overview of HTML5 adoption. Click screen to see how quickly HTML5 use is gaining traction.

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