Once the grid goes down, an old programming language called Forth—and a new operating system called Collapse OS—may be our only salvation.

Why do coders and developers prefer Mac OS X? Travel back in time 15 years and the idea that Apple would make the best operating system for developers would have sounded faintly ridiculous.

Has anyone done any GPGPU or CUDA (or both) coding under OS X? Can anyone shed any light on what a good starting point would be? I'm a legacy C++ and VB coder, so I'm not a total novice.

Getting started with parallel programming is easier than ever. In fact, now you can develop right on your Macbook Pro using its built-in Nvidia GeForce GPU. Over at QuantStart, Valerio Restocchi has ...

IBM z/OS 3.2 will be the cornerstone of the z17 mainframe and includes support for the Big Iron's new AI acceleration technologies.

Cyanogen said the Modular OS program removes limitations of a full Cyanogen OS stack and individual device bring-ups. Cyanogen didn't specifically name any manufacturer partners.

DeMaisonneuve College in Montreal, Canada, will be offering an "Intro to Mac OS X Programming" class in November or early December. The exact dates and times will be determined by the demand.

It seems a given that the upcoming Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will place a heavy emphasis on the next iteration of OS X, 'Leopard', and of course we can expect to hear a lot ...