The first is that smart machines are evolving at breakneck speed. Moore’s law—that the computing power available for a given price doubles about every 18 months—continues to apply.

A new fiber computer contains eight devices that work together as a single computing entity, and scientists want to weave ...

The coming Smart Machine Age will make obsolete the Industrial Revolution models of business organization and leadership. Command, control and direct leaders will be "out" and "enabling human ...

Then, in the mid-20th century, machines began to take on the bulk of computing work, and the definition of “computer” changed. A computer was no longer just a human reckoner.

Artificial intelligence has found its way into real-world work situations with the latest generation of smart machines. But machines won't be replacing humans anytime soon.

The machine acts like a "reprogrammable network of artificial magnets" where each magnet only points up or down and, like a real magnetic system, it tends to operate at low energy.

What can’t machine perception do? Machine perception is the capability of a computer to take in and process sensory information in a way that’s similar to how humans perceive the world.

The combined application of AI, AR and computer vision in smart cities enables public agencies to optimize urban cleaning in a multitude of ways.

It may have been big, slow and lacking in much memory but almost seven decades on we have a lot to thank the creators of Australia’s first programmable computing machine.