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Web services standards -- developed by industry and academic computer scientists -- seek to enable machine-to-machine communication, allowing corporate and personal databases to transport information seamlessly.

A crucial difference between typical academic computer networks and the one at Weatherhead is that it is switched rather than shared, Dr. Gonick said.

What fascinates people (including academic computer scientists and psychologists) is how to program autonomous vehicles to make complex ethical decisions when confronting no-win situations.

An advisory board composed of academic computer scientists and forensics experts was created within the task force to look at technologies and ask companies in the industry to submit their child-protection systems.

I.B.M. introduced two new Unix-based midrange server computers that run applications written in Linux, the free software language that has been widely adopted by government and academic computer programmers.

At that time the "WWW", as it was known, was a flashy new precinct on the obscure, mostly academic computer network known as the internet, which was then inhabited mostly by grad students, scientists and a handful of precocious teens.

The Internet grew out of funding by the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPAA), later renamed the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), to develop a communication system among government and academic computer-research laboratories.

And who is going to pay for it?" At least a partial answer to those questions — and a sense of where Open Education is going — should become more apparent this week, when hundreds of educators, academics, computer scientists, artists and at least a few hackers gather in Barcelona for two meetings that might be said to represent the two wings of the movement.

During the 1970s, the operating system became highly influential in academic computing and in computer science departments.

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