Inside there's a coil of wire wrapped around an iron core. When a current flows through this control wire, it creates a ...

An extraordinarily rare, fully functional two-player 1973 Computer Space arcade machine encased in its metallic green sparkle fiberglass cabinet has hit the block at RR Auction.

Peter Thorne still regularly thinks about a weekend job he had almost 70 years ago, running a computer the size of a garage. "They needed somebody to turn it on, run the test programs and make sure it ...

Sidney Perkowitz looks into alternative computing methods inspired by physics to improve computational efficiency and power ...

We talk a stroll across the synth hall of fame and celebrate the essential entries and the songs they lent an electronic key ...

It took nearly 18,000 vacuum tubes, 30 tons of equipment and about 1,800 square feet to build ENIAC, the pioneering computer ...

When the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, or Eniac, was first built by the University of Pennsylvania for the U.S. Army in 1946, it weighed about 30 tons and had ...

Ottawa matches US Section 338 duties dollar-for-dollar on electronics, appliances and steel; announces $7.5B worker support ...

Star Trek’s version of a disaster movie sees Spock, Chapel, and M’Benga come to terms with their futures.

TVs today continue to grow ever larger, but what were they like in the 1970s? The screens may not have been as big, but they were still pretty large devices.

Discover how pneumatic tubes efficiently transport items using air pressure, revolutionizing delivery systems in various ...