Computing

AWS Educate gives students and educators no-cost cloud computing skills training and career pathways.

This archive collects full text from classic computer magazines including Creative Computing, Antic and STart.

TechRadar publishes technology news and reviews covering computing, gadgets and home entertainment.

Riphah International University in Pakistan offers accredited programs in medicine, engineering, business and computing.

DistroWatch search page with simple and advanced forms to find Linux and BSD distributions by criteria, plus package search by name and version.

The HP Computer Museum documents HP computers, including the company's early 2116 model.

Chips-n-Salsa provides Java implementations of customizable stochastic and adaptive local search algorithms.

HandWiki offers a collaboratively edited encyclopedia covering computing, science, technology and general knowledge.

DistroWatch publishes news and feature lists for Linux and BSD distributions, with a page-hit ranking and distribution directory.

System Design 101 explains complex systems with visuals and plain language for interview preparation.

ArtBot creates images with Stable Diffusion through the AI Horde distributed computing cluster.

Run a private cloud at home or for a business with Cosmos Cloud, a platform focused on self-hosting.

OpenPose detects body, face, hand, and foot keypoints for multiple people in real time.

The stdlib project provides a numerical library for JavaScript and TypeScript applications.

VisuAlgo animates data structures and algorithms to help learners understand topics from sorting to graph structures.

SandboxAQ applies artificial intelligence and computing to challenges including quantitative models and scientific research.

Apache Hama was a big data and high-performance computing project that has retired.

RunMat executes MATLAB syntax for math and physics, with GPU acceleration and geometry or finite element support.

GNU Octave is a programming language for scientific computing with mathematical syntax.

Tavus provides real-time personified video applications that see, hear, and respond face to face.

G’MIC is an open-source image processing framework for 2D, 3D, and 3D+t images, with command-line and other interfaces.

SciRuby promotes Ruby tools for scientific computing and data visualization.

quanteda provides R tools for textual data, including corpora, tokens, and document-feature matrices.

Number Academy provides an encyclopedia of natural numbers and tools for exploring number properties.