A perplexing and potentially very troublesome problem affecting Xerox scanners has been explained and fixed, thanks to some sleuthing by a savvy software engineer—and a bit of viral attention on the ...

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The most unsung birthday in American business and technological history this year may be the 50th anniversary of the Xerox 914 photocopier. Although it was introduced at New York’s Sherry-Netherland ...

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The technology giant that’s synonymous with photocopied documents has set its sights on highly efficient solar panels. Researchers at PARC, an R&D-focused subsidiary of Xerox, say they’re developing a ...

The name Xerox Corporation (NYSE:XRX) has become synonymous with the copier business, with many office workers using phrases such as “I need to go Xerox these reports,” regardless of what company ...

From legendary Xerox machine "Alto"Attempt to restoreAlthough it was done, it was reported that the restoration of Alto finally succeeded by Ken Shirriff's blog of computer engineer who is doing the ...