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From the clothes we wear and places we work to the tools we use and the way we communicate, see how the world of work has changed.

Leo Simpson picks up the history of Silicon Chip magazine from 1993, including a failed attempt to enter the US market, the start of an offshoot magazine (Zoom), and a series of exceptional audio amplifiers. by Leo Simpson

Papà The children were brought up calling him “papà” [father]. He was born in Xewkija, Gozo and baptised in the old church of the vi

What a long, strange...yeah, let's just get to reliving four decades of ups and downs punctuated by milestones in the personal computer industry and our coverage of them.

The Altair 8800 was the first machine to bring computing to the people, but the Apple II was the first system even non-techies wanted.

An excerpt from ‘The Immortal King Rao’, by Vauhini Vara.

How The Netherlands created the first electronic pop record. Review by Kieron Tyler

How The Netherlands created the first electronic pop record. Review by Kieron Tyler

Understanding the behemoth in Redmond teaches us valuable lessons in cloud infrastructure, startup strategy, and the future of software.

Although I love the power of today’s computers, I’m also tempted by the early machines of yesteryear, like the legendary Apple 1.