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When we think about the founding of Microsoft, one name tends to dominate the narrative. But without Paul Allen — the quiet, deeply technical visionary who first spotted…

In 1978, a 23-year-old mathematician walked into Atari’s Sunnyvale offices and sat down at a workstation that most engineers of the era could barely operate. The Atari 2600…

Every second, trillions of data events ripple across the digital world — stock trades, sensor readings, user clicks, social media posts — and most of them need to…

In March 2000, at the very peak of the dot-com bubble, Masayoshi Son’s net worth reached approximately $76 billion — making him, for a brief moment, the richest…

In the spring of 1973, a Danish computer scientist working at the California Institute of Technology published a paper that would quietly revolutionize how software manages simultaneous operations.…

In November 2021, the Association for Computing Machinery announced the recipient of its most prestigious honor, the A.M. Turing Award, for the year. The laureate was not a…

In a field where even the most seasoned physicists often retreat behind equations and the most brilliant computer scientists bury their insights in dense proofs, Scott Aaronson has…

In September 2008, Google released Chrome with a JavaScript engine so fast that it forced every other browser vendor to rewrite their own engines within months. That engine…