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Via one of the sessions at WinHEC, Microsoft is promising to get involved in the manycore shift to the point where it will make “parallel computing personal. “In the era of multicore processors, parallel programming is key to unlocking the power of multiple CPUs that enable immersive new end-user experiences that are impossible on

Have you ever tried to figure out if you had the latest VM additions installed on all your Virtual Guests? If you’ve larger estate of VM installation, determining what the correct version numbers are deployed is no easy. Here’s a vbs script to query the virual server and output to an HTML table. The

IBM and Palace Museum in Beijing, China have created an exact replica of the 178-acre Forbidden City “The Forbidden City: Beyond Space and Time” that provides you access to an immersive 3-dimensional virtual world to celebrate and explore aspects of Chinese culture and history.

The only man accused of Britain's biggest bank robbery walked free from court yesterday after the collapse of his trial. Bank official Chris Ward, 26, was said to have provided inside information to the gang which escaped with £26.5million in December 2004. But in dramatic scenes in Belfast Crown Court, prosecutors announced they would offer no further

Google's Gmail service suffers from security flaws that make it trivial for attackers to create authentic-looking spoof pages that steal users' login credentials, a security expert has demonstrated. Google Calendar and other sensitive Google services are susceptible to similar tampering. A proof-of-concept (PoC) attack, published by Adrian Pastor of the GNUCitizen ethical hacking collective, exploits a weakness

Apple informed users that the symptoms of faulty Nvidia graphics processors include “distorted video or no video”, and also offered users an extended warranty and free repairs on the affected PCs. In a support document posted on its website, Apple claimed it had been assured by Nvidia in July 2008, that MacBook Pro computers with the

Google ends its “Links Advice” series post with “inbound links” article. In the previous two posts, Google adviced about “link architecture”, and “outbound/external links”. Google explains that “inbound links can bring new users to your site, and when the links are merit-based and freely-volunteered as an editorial choice, they're also one of