Turing machines are something I'd heard of before, but had no idea what they actually were. Your explination was a little confusing to me, but I found a somewhat simpler explination here, along ...

The “Turing” machine was described by Alan Turing in 1936, who called it an “a (utomatic)-machine”. The Turing machine is not intended as a practical computing technology, but rather as a hypothetical ...

Matt Stambaugh, the Calgary Eyeopener 's science and technology columnist, says the neural Turing machine is a computer that can program itself. "It's really a very advanced kind of artificial ...

The TMD-1 is, rather, a device that makes the principles of a Turing machine more concrete. To represent the concept of the “tape”, [Mike] used eight servo-controlled flip tiles.

There’s a type of Turing Machine that most people in IT will have heard of: Cellular Automata (CA). These are computational systems based on grids that can have one, two, three or more dimensions.