The BYU College of Computational, Mathematical and Physical Sciences (CMS) faculty and staff held a kick-off event to bring ...

Food Ladder, an Australian not-for-profit combating food insecurity through school-based greenhouse programs, has announced a ...

Halle Harp accepted a framed diploma during the Razorbug Diploma Tour this summer, which spotlighted successful online students.

One of John T. Parsons’ earliest memories was using a file on a piece of iron when he was 3 years old. It was a fitting ...

The Sept. 27 game’s “Blue Turf Thinkers” included faculty from the College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science, ...

The AI industry is buzzing with chatbots that write code, a trend some call "vibe-coding." This approach lets AI handle ...

The Social Security Administration is making changes it says will improve efficiency and strengthen the program. Some of the ...

CCleaner promises less data waste, more storage space, better performance and fewer PC problems. We show you how to get the ...

America’s economic growth today is dependent on the success of the artificial intelligence sector—which might be crippled if China were to cut off chip imports to the United States.

At Indian Mounds Elementary in Bloomington, K-5 students are encouraged to incorporate computer science into every subject — boosting their tech skills and creativity along the way.

Varun Goyal, a 25-year-old engineer, left a potential career in quant trading for the uncertainty of an AI startup.

While there, she studied Thevaram, a type of South Indian devotional music. She took lessons, conducted archival research and ...