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A 2012 retrospective on classic programming debates has resurfaced, highlighting how some industry disagreements remain unresolved over a decade later.

A technical assessment of 1989's 'Back to the Future II' reveals that while we missed the hoverboards, our software progress has surpassed the film's predictions.

A new Tokyo exhibition is archiving extinct media formats, reflecting a growing movement to preserve legacy tech, though its long-term viability remains unconfirmed.

From missed specs to internal pressure, a new report examines the history of marketing embellishments at Commodore during the company's 1980s peak.

Twenty years after its launch, the Blu-ray format is being re-evaluated for its role in the era of streaming and high-bitrate media consumption.

A look at the legacy of AMD founder Jerry Sanders, whose pugnacious leadership style defined an era of Silicon Valley history before the industry pivoted toward more conventional management.