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A Kearney native and recent UNK graduate, Cassidy Stelling designs guitars for a unique pregame activity for the Cleveland Browns — smashing them.

The innovative use of a virtual machine helps explain the quirks of the 4004

Children’s Square U.S.A. announced Wednesday that Ted and Polly Hoff of Council Bluffs will be honorary chairs for its annual Jason Awards celebration on Nov. 2 at the Mid-America Center.

PACE Interactive is an evening of food, drinks, art and performances that promise to keep guests entertained. It serves as the annual fundraiser for Pottawattamie Arts, Culture and Entertainment.

Edward 'Ted' Hoff, of Cambridge, died on June 26, 2023.

Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore are inextricably linked to the three most important commercial semiconductor companies in the history of semiconductors. First William Shockley brought Noyce and Moore together at his Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory in Palo Alto, California to develop silicon transistors. Although the company failed to develop commercially successful products, the team that William…

The fourth movie in the Alien sci-fi horror series appeared in cinemas five and a half years after the melancholic Alien 3, and by the late-Nineties, several Hollywood film studios were having a go at

When Federico Faggin arrived at Intel in 1970, he immediately discovered that he’d stepped into a royal mess. He’d left Fairchild Semiconductor and accepted the position at Intel before being fully briefed on the custom chip set project for Busicom that would eventually become the first commercially successful microprocessor, the 4004. Faggin had developed a…

The Day was first celebrated at the National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT) in 2001 to mark the 20th anniversary of the Institute. Since 2001, the day is observed across India to bridge digital divide, to promote technological skills among people, espeically children and women, to generate awareness and to encourage digital literacy.

Hoff thought designing 12 custom chips for a calculator was crazy, so he created the Intel 4004