According to a survey conducted by LogicMonitor, enterprises will run their workloads on public and private cloud-based platforms, as well as on hybrid cloud platforms which are still under development. The most important insights from this survey show that more ...
Technoloangy: Computing In The Business Of Borrowing
It’s no secret that computers have become a fundamental part of the work of almost every business in the world. In fact, where you find an internet connection, you will almost always find companies big and small fighting for ways ...
Microsoft Lync: An Innovative Communication Tool
Microsoft has done it again. It has developed a technology that is specifically designed to bridge gaps in business communication and is perfect for those who yearn to work not only faster, but smarter as well. Introducing: the Microsoft Lync. ...
‘Wet’ Computing Systems to Boost Processing Power
Researchers at the University of Southampton have recently announced the development of a new kind of information processing technology. Their development is inspired by chemical processes in living systems, such as our brain, and it should enable the improvement of ...
New SSD Storage Solution
Other World Computing (OWC) announced today its new OWC Mercury On-The-Go Pro SSD models – portable FireWire 800/400 and USB 2.0 bus-powered Solid State Drive (SSD) storage solutions on the market. While small enough to fit into a shirt pocket, ...
2008 In Technology
2008 was a year packed with new technologies, innovations and discoveries – from a new billion-color display to advanced electric cars making their first appearance on the market. In this summary, we have gathered some of the most unique stories ...
Integrated Circuit Works Using New Excitons
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, have developed an experimental integrated circuit that works using excitons. Excitons are energized electrons bound to positively charged counterparts called holes, which form when light hits a semiconductor. The commercialization of this ...
A Look Back at CeBIT 2008: Ultra Mobile PC’s
Several interesting ultra mobile PCs (UMPC) were launched at the recent Cebit 2008 show. As more and more companies enter this field, there is a steady improvement in the ultra mobile PC’s processing power, features, and battery life. Here are ...
“Nobel Prize for Computing” Winners Announced
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) has announced Edmund M. Clarke, E. Allen Emerson and Joseph Sifakis as the recipients of the 2007 Turing Award. The award, named after the British mathematician Alan M. Turing, is considered to be the ...
Criminals Beware: Computerized Lip Reading
Researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the UK are developing a computerized lip-reading system, which they say may be used to fight crime. The scientists recently received a grant of over half a million dollars by England’s ...