Ed. Note: Google Scholar launched on Wednesday, November 17, 2004. Here’s a post about Google Scholar from November 18, 2024 (ResourceShelf via Wayback Machine) that I co-authored. Additionally, two media reports about the launch from
The early days 1. The team started with just two of us. Back in 2004, access to academic information was difficult to navigate and often restricted behind paywalls. We wanted to make it possible for researchers to be able to find and read what… Article Source https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/education/google-scholar-20-years/
New report that Nvidia might enter consumer CPU market It would most likely be Arm’s based Chips could be announced in 2025 and launch 2026 Intel and AMD currently have a stranglehold on the PC processor market, as the vast majority of consumers’… Article Source https://www.techradar.com/computing/cpu/as-if-intel-didnt-have-enough-to-worry-about-nvidia-might-be-about-to-jump-into-the-pc-processor-market
A new conspiracy theory concerning Google took root on Election Day in the closely watched presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump — but the search giant said there’s a logical explanation for why searches about… Article Source https://variety.com/2024/digital/news/google-search-where-can-i-vote-for-harris-trump-map-1236201473/
A leaked video thought to show a trial production of Nvidia’s rumored upcoming RTX 5090 GPU in an Indonesian factory has been confirmed to not be the next-gen graphics card, instead it shows a Zotac Gaming RTX 4070 Ti Super Solid – a… Article Source https://www.techradar.com/computing/gpu/no-zotac-didnt-just-leak-the-nvidia-rtx-5090-but-were-still-hoping-for-a-ces-2025-launch-anyway
5 things that led to an Google HCU recovery (and 3 that didn’t) Search Engine Land Article Source https://searchengineland.com/google-hcu-recovery-447450
Google just designed a crazy infinite donut keyboard you didn’t know you needed Fast Company Article Source https://www.fastcompany.com/91205003/google-infinity-keyboard
Many large enterprises and large organizations still have a mainframe at their heart, restricting their ability to innovate and locking them into their suppliers. Now, what would happen if hundreds of thousands of companies worldwide were strapped into a similar technological straitjacket? That could just be what Broadcom has pulled off with its acquisition of … Read more