The Internet Goes Interplanetary
Future space explorers, both robotic and human, now have a new way to communicate with each other – by the Internet. While email has been used for some time from low Earth orbit, and astronauts have even posted to Facebook and Twitter, the actual connections utilize...
Introducing SnackReads Bite-size Entertainment
Southwest Cyberport is proud to be a full-service ISP and aspire to be even more. We’ve recently opened adjacent office space as Ideas and Coffee, a coworking facility that’s a friendly alternative to coffee shops for quiet online work or meeting clients and...
The 3D Replicator Revolution Is Here
While the world has been suffering through the Great Recession and many still worry about all the manufacturing jobs lost overseas, the next industrial revolution was quietly launched in garages, basements, and labs right here at home. This new method of producing...
The Hazards of Abandoning a Domain
It happens all the time: you click on a link and the website that comes up is not what you expected. If you're lucky, the page is simply gone, but the site may look oddly similar and contain links for the subject you're interested in, or it may be a trap bristling...
Both Ignite and WordCamp 2012 were great!
Ignite New Mexico, and WordCamp Albuquerque were great local events! Read more about them.
New Technology May Lead to Brain Hacking
The world is becoming even more futuristic – and not necessarily in an entirely good way – with the recent developments in brain-computer interfaces (BCI). This technology involves using electrodes for a computer to read and interpret the electrical impulses generated by nerves firing. Ranging from electrodes actually implanted into the brain to simple skullcaps fitted with an array of attached electrodes, the potential uses are enormous.