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A crash-proof computer, really?
British computer scientists claim that they have designed a system that actually works the way it should, all the time.
How Cray's Titan became the world's fastest supercomputer
Big Blue's new standard bearer for computing highlights the rising influence of graphics processors.
Welcome new Thinking Tech editor Tuan C. Nguyen
Say hello to a new Thinking Tech contributing editor: Tuan C. Nguyen.
Aerographite: The lightest material on earth
The breakthrough material can improve the range of electric cars by making Li-ion batteries lighter.
Meet Dr. Nakamats, world's most prolific innovator
With over over 4,000 patents to his name, the 84-year-old invention wizard of Japan makes Thomas Edison look like a slacker.
'Swiss Army studio apartment' transforms into 6 rooms
Graham Hill's "One Size Fits All" apartment can quickly convert into a dining hall, multi-bedroom sleeping quarters, home theater and much, much more.
Breakthrough molecule makes your teeth 'cavity-proof'
'Keep 32' can be added to products like candy or gum to wipe out bacteria that causes tooth decay.
New military weapon shoots lightning bolts
Researchers are testing a device that can hit targets with bolts of lighting -- Tesla death ray-style.
London to Sydney in 4 hours -- by plane
A much-anticipated new supersonic passenger jet will be capable of flying at five times the speed of sound, according to reports.
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