Back in November, we hoped that it wouldn’t be too long before 3D printing vending machines broke out of university and made their way into the public domain. That day is getting close... Read more
Engineers at the Big Blue Oval see sensor fusion, machine learning, and Big Data as some of the next-generation of R&D coming to market. As sensing, computing and communications systems... Read more
The cutting edge of the Web just bled a little. On Friday night, lightning in Virginia took out part of Amazon’s cloud computing service, called Amazon Web Services, which hundreds of compan... Read more
Contrary to expectations, the internet has a heart of cable and steel “GOVERNMENTS of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind.... Read more
Connected Cars And Bio-Acoustical Transmission Yesterday, I was lucky enough to venture into the depths of AT&T’s New York offices and check out the Research Lab. In essence, AT&T ha... Read more
Open source is now increasingly undergirding cloud computing In the 25 years since Richard Stallman wrote the GNU General Public License, free and open source software (FOSS) have become per... Read more
The idea of these free versions is to create smaller versions of the cloud Amazon Web Services, the cloud computing service of Amazon.com, has sparked a boom in powerful and flexible... Read more
Guaranteeing that the user’s data remain perfectly private Researchers have succeeded in combining the power of quantum computing with the security of quantum cryptography and h... Read more
Eventually, our refrigerator will let us know when we’re low on milk Cloud computing is a game-changer for businesses, which now face the choice of adapting to the demand for ub... Read more
The global network is impossible to design without bugs If nothing else, Arista Networks proves that two people can make more than $1 billion each building the Internet and still be w... Read more
Iceland’s plans to become the world’s premier datacenter site It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about Iceland’s plans to become the world’s premier datacenter site, but it looks l... Read more
The U.S. EPA estimated that servers and data centers were responsible for up to 1.5 percent of the total U.S. electricity consumption, or roughly 0.5 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions... Read more
