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The biggest mistakes hospitals make implementing wireless technology

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In perhaps no other field are stakes higher for proper wireless integration than the healthcare industry. In other arenas, technology failure can simply result in a loss of time, money and resources, but, at a medical facility, improperly implemented or malfunctioning wireless resources could potentially lead to a loss of life. The Association for ...

California school to use ‘Race to the Top’ funds for technology upgrade

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A cash-strapped California school district recently became the beneficiary of a generous federal grant, and officials say they are planning on injecting that money into technology upgrades. The New Haven Unified School District was awarded $29.4 million from the U.S. Department of Education’s Race to the Top-District competition in December, allo...

New passcode-cracking system unveiled

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A new five-server computer cluster of GPUs has been created that has the power to crack computer passwords in minutes. The cluster can go through up to 350 billion guesses per second to crack passcodes, meaning it can try every possible eight-character Windows password with both upper-and lower-case letters, digits and symbols used in a typical ent...

Making the case for teaching code

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Increasingly, digital technology has come to dominate nearly every facet of modern life. Every day, people across the globe are utilizing and interacting with computers, yet the ability to program software needed to operate them remains a niche, if highly desirable, skill. CNN writer, Douglas Rushkoff recently laid out his case for the implementati...