The five big announcements from Google I/O
If you follow tech news often, you’ll be more than aware of the promise offered by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. Often, though, it feels like a far-away goal. It will get there, but right now it’s primitive. At Google’s annual developer conference, held this week near its Mountain View headquarters, the company showed off some of the best practical applications of AI and machi
Massive ransomware infection hits computers in 99 countries
The ransomware has been identified as WannaCry - here shown in a safe environment on a security researcher's computer A massive cyber-attack using tools believed to have been stolen from the US National Security Agency (NSA) has struck organisations around the world. Cyber-security firm Avast said it had seen 75,000 cases of the ransomware - known as WannaCry and variants of that name - around the
Programming in the early days of the computer age
Joyce Wheeler was one of a select group of scientists who used Edsac in their research Everyone remembers the first computer they ever used. And Joyce Wheeler is no exception. But in her case the situation was a bit different. The first computer she used was one of the first computers anyone used. The machine was Edsac - the Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator - that ran for the first ti
Former Intel chief Andrew Grove dies aged 79
Andy Grove oversaw Intel's shift to chips that help power PCs Andrew Grove, one of the architects of semiconductor giant Intel's success, has died aged 79. Mr Grove was the third employee at Intel and one of the leaders of its engineering team. He helped the company move from making memory chips to processors, a decision that let to its dominance in the supply of chips powering PCs. He served as c
Microsoft to stop producing Windows versions
The launch of a new version of Windows used to be a major event Windows 10 is going to be the last major revision of the operating system. Jerry Nixon, a Microsoft development executive, said in a conference speech this week that Windows 10 would be the "last version" of the dominant desktop software. His comments were echoed by Microsoft which said it would update Windows in future in an "ongoing
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