During this free seminar we will explore using Mathematica and Wolfram/Alpha for a wide variety of practical and theoretical applications across a variety of disciplines. Attendees will not only see ...

This week it's Wolfam Alpha. The difference with Wolfram Alpha is that it has the pedigree, engineering heft and perhaps a better mousetrap to actually live up to the billing.

Wolfram Alpha offers amazing capabilities for data analysis and problem-solving, enhancing user experience.

The already much discussed Wolfram Alpha official launch is Monday May 18, though the company has said they plan a “soft launch” starting tonight, with access gradually becoming available to everyone ...

ChatGPT just got a lot more useful—here's what you can do now. What if smart assistants pre-dated Star Wars , smartphones, or even personal computers? Stephen Wolfram, computer scientist, physicist, ...

First released in 2009, Wolfram Alpha presents a different way of interacting with knowledge and data than anything else out there on the web. Built on the foundation of Wolfram’s Mathematica ...

Stephen Wolfram, the man behind computing-application Mathematica and the search engine Wolfram Alpha, has a short attention span that's married to a long-term outlook. When asked what his ...

How do I install and learn Wolfram Mathematica on my Mac? Mathematica is a powerful piece of software for Mac OS X/macOS (and other operating systems) that’s used by scientists and engineers. It’s ...

The Wolfram Alpha site is based on Wolfram Research's Mathematica software. Mathematica, which has been under development for approximately two decades, is a technical-data computation ...

Wolfram Alpha LLC announced Monday the general availability of Wolfram|Alpha, a “computational knowledge engine” available on the Web that shares code with Mathematica, Wolfram Research’s renowned ...

One year after its debut, the world is still not ready for Wolfram Alpha. Few would argue that despite the success of Google, Internet search is a solved problem. The way that content is being shared ...

On the Raspberry Pi, use of both Mathematica and the Wolfram Language will be free for individuals, but commercial and other users will have to pay for a license.