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Fernando Corbato , Inventor Of Password Dies

The man who first invented the password to protect user accounts has died aged 93 of complications related to diabetes. Computer pioneer Fernando Corbato oversaw a project which would allow different users to access a computer at the same time. The technique, which he began during the sixties at Massachusetts Institute for Technology

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OAU Ready To Generate Own Electricity

Prof. Eyitope Ogunbodede, the Vice-Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, says the institution will complete its power generating plant in October. Ogunbodede made this known on Monday at the biennial conference of the African Institute for Science Policy and Innovation held at OAU. The vice-chancellor said the project, which started

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SystemSpecs, NIBOX Collaborate To Deepen Financial Inclusion

SystemSpecs, the Nigerian company with interests in financial technology, designs and development of human resource management, (HRM) solutions and NIBOX, a multi-platform payment solution provider, have entered a partnership to extend financial products and services to the banked, under-banked and unbanked in the country. SystemSpecs in a statement, said it would

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Google To Be Your Landlord Soon

Tech giant Google is being criticized for what many are calling an attempt to create a modern company town, where Google itself owns the majority of houses and businesses. CNBC reports that Google announced last month that the company would invest $1 billion in the construction of 20,000 Bay Area homes,

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Businesses Not Using AI To Think Big

WHILE MOST business leaders are talking about artificial intelligence (AI) and exploring AI-powered applications, not everyone has an enterprise-wide AI strategy. Think tank and market research giant IDC recently conducted a survey of global organizations of organizations already using AI and found that only 75 percent of them haven’t put plans

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First The E-Bike, Now The Flying Car

Carbon fiber composites are incredibly strong for their weight; that’s why they’re key to the newest aircraft designs. However, they’re only strong in one direction, so they’re generally layered or woven in grid patterns before being shaped into structures. That means one set of fibers carries the load some of the time,

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