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News > Science

MIT to start again with AI research

By The Inquirer | Dec 9, 2009

Artificial Intelligence set to get a reboot from the big brains at MIT.

News > Science

MIT scientist demonstrates OLED technology with pickle

By Justin Robinson | Sep 30, 2009

Essential Science: The future of display technology, explained through pickles.

News > Science

Scientists invent wonder batteries

By The Inquirer | Mar 11, 2010

A group of scientists at MIT are revolutionising the battery as we know it.

News > Networking

Germanium laser fires up

By The Inquirer | Feb 8, 2010

Optical networking moves up a gear.

News > Science

Ultracapacitors show promise

By The Inquirer | Sep 29, 2009

Emtech: Could change computer power options forever.

News > Science

New pervasive computing device offers Sixth Sense

By David Hollingworth | Mar 11, 2009

New wearable projection device offers users new ways to interact with just about anything...

Features > Operating Systems

Linux and Games

By Leigh Dyer | Mar 12, 2008

Just how and what exactly can you play on Linux? We look at new commercial games, free games and how it all works.

Features > Networking

IPv6:: Internet 2

By Ashton Mills | Mar 16, 2006

IPv4, on which the internet is based, is flawed. Within a decade its address space will be exhausted, and the Internet will cease to grow. The solution is IPv6, and you can ...

Features > PC Games

Interview: Dr Ian Davis, game developer

By Staff Writers | Jan 17, 2006

Dr. Ian Davis, self confessed mad scientist and the mind behind the AI in dozens of top games, including Empire Earth II, talks the about the art of AI and what it means for ...

News > Science

There's more to the net than pr0n?

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Who would have thunk it. The last week has seen a mess of remarkably cool learning initiatives pop up online, so now you can expand your mind while you surf. If tech is your ...

News > Networking

By the flickering of my light, some data this way comes

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

It seems almost every month someone's coming up with some new data transmission technology. Wireless over larger areas, fatter pipes for faster data, but MIT professor Steven ...

News > Security

This is illegal

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Keith Winstein and Marc Horowitz are programmers at MIT in the US. They are clever guys, and have been able to come up with a DVD anti-encryption program that runs with just ...

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Issue: 111 | April, 2010

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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