A startup called Nicira is reinventing computer networking with an audacious goal: to make all kinds of Internet services smarter, faster, and cheaper. In 2003 Martìn Casado found himself with no small challenge on his hands: he needed to reinvent the technology that underpins the Internet. It had been developed decades earlier and was proving unsuited to an era of cyberwarfare.

I don't see the problem with showing an ID to vote. Four years ago, I was made to show an ID before I could buy a beer at the National Mall. I was to turn 71 the next week. When I informed the young lady of my age, she informed me that everyone had to show an ID to prove their age before she could sell them a beer. I have to show an ID to use my debit or credit card, cash a check or complete ...

INDIANAPOLIS -- I still can't get over that throw from Eli Manning to Mario Manningham. As much as I respect the catch (it will be the greatest of Manningham's career, no matter how long he plays), I am in awe of the throw. How did Manning make that throw? Why make that throw? Why did he pick the target of the guy with a corner in coverage and a safety flying over to crush Manningham? The 38 ...

Nexsan, a leading independent provider of disk-based data storage systems, recently announced that the computer science department at Brigham Young University has deployed Nexsan's Flexible Storage Platform to support its multi-purpose storage infrastructure.

Being an MIT student gives you a voice that few other people have. Like it or not, the MIT name makes you a representative of modern science and engineering. It’s no small secret that the world turns to MIT for its understanding of science, technology and related policy — just pick up the science section of the New York Times for proof. We’re not exaggerating, then, when we say that the pulse of ...

Sunday February 5, 2012 David Sirota The release of Apple’s computer-based textbooks last month had the usual technology triumphalists buzzing. "Apple And The Coming Education Revolution," blared the headline at Fast Company magazine. "Apple puts iPad at head of the class," screamed MacWorld.

Modus Operandi, which provides software technology solutions and engineering services for defense and intelligence programs, has appointed Richard McNeight president of the company.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES/DONATIONS NEEDEDBird rescue Wild B.I.R.D., 1880 S. Quebec Way, Denver, needs adult volunteers and monetary donations to help continue operations at its rehabilitation

Wolfram Alpha Pro’s creator wants his “computational knowledge engine� to appeal to more than math and science enthusiasts.

Some college degrees are better than others when it comes to employment, a recent study shows

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