Computer Engineering - Google News

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• You, too, can be a computer engineer, Facebook tells kids - The Almanac Online
• Former NASA Chief Develops Brain-Like Chips - Wall Street Journal
• Tiny lasers created within silicon could make computers faster and less power-hungry - Daily Mail
• Smaller Chips May Depend on Vacuum Tube Technology - New York Times

You, too, can be a computer engineer, Facebook tells kids - The Almanac Online Posted: 05 Jun 2016 07:58 PM PDT The Almanac Online You, too, can be a computer engineer, Facebook tells kids The Almanac Online Unlike the advanced education required to become a doctor or lawyer, an undergraduate degree in computer science can lead to a high-earning, fulfilling career, said Darryl Gardner, a Facebook hardware engineer who spoke during a panel discussion for ... and more »

Former NASA Chief Develops Brain-Like Chips - Wall Street Journal Posted: 06 Jun 2016 12:00 AM PDT Wall Street Journal Former NASA Chief Develops Brain-Like Chips Wall Street Journal "I think Dan is a pioneer of the inevitable future architecture trends in computer engineering," said Larry Smarr, director of the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology, which expects to include KnuEdge's hardware in a ... and more »

Tiny lasers created within silicon could make computers faster and less power-hungry - Daily Mail Posted: 06 Jun 2016 05:28 AM PDT Daily Mail Tiny lasers created within silicon could make computers faster and less power-hungry Daily Mail ... them to run at much lower powers, which is a big step toward photonics and electronics integration on the silicon platform,' said professor Kei May Lau, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. and more »

Smaller Chips May Depend on Vacuum Tube Technology - New York Times Posted: 05 Jun 2016 06:01 PM PDT New York Times Smaller Chips May Depend on Vacuum Tube Technology New York Times ... computer chip made from circuits like vacuum tubes whose dimensions are each roughly one-thousandth the size of a red blood cell. At stake is the future of what electronic engineers call scaling, the ability to continue to shrink the size of ... and more »

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