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Emily Steinberger/CalMattersOnly 40% of California high schools offer computer science classes. A new law aims to make it easier to certify computer science teachers. -
Intel CorporationThe economic study comes as lawmakers mull options for $200 million in investments to spur the semiconductor industry鈥檚 growth.
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The computer chip maker said it would build two leading-edge factories in Germany, with additional investments across Europe. -
Life may be tough some days, but at least we're not plugged into a computer, like in "The Matrix" movies. We're not, right? Rizwan Virk wants you to鈥� -
The tech industry is so dominated by males that some people have taken to calling its workers "brogrammers." But a closer look reveals women who made key鈥� -
We learn more and more over time about the ways in which we group things and people in our minds, often unfairly. It's hard to know you've got a bias, if鈥� -
Several books and movies exploited our thrills (and fears) about the future and its technology. Can we just laugh off dramas like "Rise of the Machines"?鈥� -
All the big tech companies (and at least one U.S. government agency with the acronym NSA) are in a race to be the first to capture computing鈥檚 Holy鈥� -
The term "hacking" still has some negative connotations, rather like "tagging." But plenty of people who are turned onto technology are determined to鈥�
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How many people have a workshop in their homes anymore? Broaden the focus to workshops OUTSIDE the home, and the answer might be different. A growing鈥� -
That "club card" at the grocery store let the store know the kinds of things you are likely to buy, so it can offer you a coupon for a future purchase.鈥� -
Nearly a week after launching, Oregon's health insurance exchange has received more than 230,000 unique website visitors and 7,300 phone calls.But the鈥� -
About 50,000 unemployed Californians have had their benefit checks delayed as the state struggles to implement a computer system upgrade.The Sacramento鈥�
