The University of Michigan has bested IBM in tiny computing by producing the world's smallest computer that is just 0.3mm long. Researchers created a 'microdevice' that is completely dwarfed by a ...

While the trend for miniaturisation in consumer technology has been halted in recent years with the rise of the 'phablet', the internal components of most of your gadgets are continuing to get smaller ...

It is the smallest computer in the world - and 150 of them can fit in a thimble. Called the Michigan Micro Mote, to tiny technology is a complete computer system. Its inventors say it can act as a ...

IBM has unveiled a microscopic computer that’s small enough to slip through a salt shaker. But don’t let its size fool you, this mighty bit of hardware has the computing power of an x86 chip from 1990 ...

Representational Image of an officer observing computer screens displaying images from cameras monitoring traffic condition, general monuments and public areas, at the Office of Public Security and ...

Researchers at a US university have created the world’s smallest computer, which is so tiny it is dwarfed by a single grain of rice. The new device measures just 0.3mm and is designed to be a ...

IBM is working on what it has called the ‘world’s smallest computer’ and as you can see from this picture they’re not fooling around. The finished computer is smaller than a grain of salt, and yet has ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. While the trend for miniaturisation in consumer technology has been halted in recent years with ...

Researchers have developed a prototype of an implantable eye pressure monitor with energy-autonomous operation and wireless communication. Greg Chen/University of Michig A new millimeter-scale ...

Researchers at a US university have created the world’s smallest computer, which is so tiny it is dwarfed by a single grain of rice. The new device measures just 0.3mm and is designed to be a ...

IBM have just announced the unveiling of the ‘world’s smallest computer’ – which they say is smaller than a grain of salt. Yep – a grain of salt. Well they do say that big things come in small ...