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As technology continues its rapid evolution, the anticipated launch of Apple’s iPhone 16 has sparked discussions not just about its features but also about the mysterious costs buried beneath its sleek exterior. While consumers eagerly await the next generation phone, few are

Unveiling the Past Beneath Naples In a remarkable archaeological find beneath Naples, archaeologists have uncovered wooden remains from a 3rd Century CE Roman harbor. These exceptional artifacts were exposed during a metro construction project, prompting necessary changes in the transit’s route to

Leading the Way in Inclusive Computer Science Education The landscape of computer science is expanding rapidly, making inclusivity more crucial than ever in academia. Institutions like Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences are at the forefront of this transformation, actively welcoming

What is Unified Memory? In the realm of modern computing, unified memory represents a paradigm shift that is reshaping how devices handle data. Unlike traditional systems where memory is partitioned into distinct sectors for the CPU and GPU, unified memory enables seamless

Annual Recap of Noteworthy Data Visualizations As we wrap up another year, it’s time to reflect on the most compelling data-driven stories of 2024. The Australian data team of The Guardian showcased exceptional projects, earning accolades at prestigious awards. Among their standout

As new technologies integrate into every part of modern life, we often wonder how historical figures might react if transported to our advanced age. One fascinating subject of such contemplation is Cleopatra VII, the enigmatic last pharaoh of ancient Egypt. Known for

The annual NeurIPS conference is renowned for unveiling the latest advancements in artificial intelligence, and this year was no exception. However, what truly stole the spotlight was a keynote by Rosalind Picard, a pioneer in affective computing, who presented a daring new