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In 1974, farmers attempting to dig a well near the Chinese city of Xi'an made a remarkable discovery. The diggers uncovered a collection of life-size earthenware figures that had stood undisturbed ...

Boiled down, tech industry consortium The Open Group is all about IT best practices and standards that establish consensus and help companies and organizations collaborate. The Open Group ...

It costs a lot of money to attend a university and graduate with a degree. It takes focus, patience, and countless hours of diligent study just to be in a position to apply to attend a university ...

A lot can change in five years. In or around 1450, a goldsmith opened a print shop in Mainz, Germany with money borrowed from his brother-in-law. By 1455, novice printer Johannes Gutenberg ...

Advancements in software and a sustained increase in overall familiarity — even people who don't own a computer probably use one at work or school — make us feel like we're all a little smarter ...

Here's a pop quiz for political junkies (as well as citizens of the world at large): On Jan. 20, [Fill in the blank] will the take the oath of office of President of the United States. The answer is easy — it's Joe Biden ...

In the movie Swordfish, a rogue government agent played by John Travolta sets up a test for a paroled hacker played by Hugh Jackman. The idea is for Travolta's character to find out ...

You don't have to have a certification to work in IT. And not every worker who has a certification is inarguably better equipped to do his or her job than folks with no professional ...

It's hard to imagine a world without software, which is so deeply embedded at all levels of public and private infrastructure — to say nothing of its ubiquitous presence in on the internet and in ...

In a letter to Elizabeth Virginia Wallace dated Sept. 5, 1911, future U.S. president Harry S. Truman ...