The project, which is intended to supply computers broadly to children in developing nations, was conceived in 2005 by a computer researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Nicholas Negroponte.
In attacks it described as similar to but less sophisticated than those at the core of its spat with China, Google said malicious software was used to infect "potentially tens of thousands of computers," broadly targeting Vietnamese speaking computer users around the world.
It allows the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation ASIOO), the country's domestic spy agency, to access computer networks broadly.
If we take the view that computer skills, broadly defined, have established themselves as a core competence on a par with reading, writing and arithmetic.
UC Berkeley construes computer science broadly to include complexity theory, the design and analysis of algorithms, machine architecture and logic design, digital devices and circuits, programming systems and languages, operating systems, computer graphics, database systems, and artificial intelligence.
Trapped atoms could act as bits in a quantum computer; more broadly, the 3D optical lattice could be used to introduce parallelism into trapping experiments with larger particles.
He saw the use of computers very broadly.
Thirdly we seek and report on views of general risk perception (to health) and for specific products (food, cosmetics and sunscreens, medicines, pesticides, tennis racquets and computers) which broadly represent Australian regulatory arms [ 22].
Computers can be broadly categorized into three groups: (1) mainframe computers, (2) minicomputers, (3) microcomputers, also called "home computers", "personal computers", and "business computers".
Structural bioinformatics or structural computational biology, broadly defined, is a field at the intersection between computer science, physics, chemistry and molecular biology.
