"Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing"

Nanotech database of the National Science Foundation and Loyola University Maryland.

MSN's software developers' resource and training program.  Useful but not essential.

Sponsored by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the top robotics research labs in the world.

Named for Ada Lovelace, a clearinghouse of information on computing for women.

Since 1959, the lab at the leading edge of Artificial Intelligence research.

Dedicated to the history and futurology of computers and information technology.

WWW version of K. Eric Drexler's forward look at developing nanotechnology.

From the general ("What is the definition of a "robot") to the specific (Parallax BASIC stamp).

A very comprehensive article from the semi-legendary "How Stuff Works" website.

Artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and the future of computing technology.

E-zine of the emerging nanotechnology.

Oxford University department seeks to use quantum physics in computer functions.

Supporting the claim of British mathematician Alan Turing as the inventor of modern computers.

Hacker terminology on demand.

An insider's look at the new very small robotic and computer technology.