by jnelson | Feb 21, 2020 | How the Net Works, Interesting Items, News
Every day there’s more exciting news about self-driving automobiles. Unfortunately, much of it is bad. This is to be expected in testing radical new technology in complicated, real-life environments. The shift from horse-drawn carriages to Model T Fords was not...
by jnelson | Nov 26, 2019 | News, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials
A Guest Blog post by David Schneider I host my site, Fringe Photography, right here at SWCP. They have been good to me, have always been quick to respond when I needed them, and I can’t imagine using anyone else. And as we’ll see, they provide top-notch...
by jnelson | Nov 6, 2019 | News, Resources
There is a real need for speed on the information superhighway just as there is on the interstate. For decades, Southwest Cyberport has been filling that craving for our members in the Albuquerque metro area, Santa Fe and Los Alamos by partnering with various...
by jnelson | Oct 5, 2019 | How the Net Works, Interesting Items
Cosmic rays are not the only hazards that constantly threaten integrated circuits and chips. There are weird effects of pure metals “growing” or “dying” straight out of an alchemist’s manual that are equally dangerous. And like the danger...
by jnelson | Sep 5, 2019 | How the Net Works, News
Cosmic rays – the very name sounds like a futuristic beam weapon from a new sci-fi movie. But cosmic rays are quite real: powerful atomic particles hurled at near the speed of light by titanic explosions across the depths of intergalactic space. A hail of them, blown...
