Along with the changes in technology (virtualization, cloud computing and others), IT now has to answer to line-of-business teams in brand-new ways.
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This Woodpecker-Inspired Collar Could Protect Athletes from Concussion
Last year, Chris Borland of the San Francisco 49ers announced he was quitting football because of the high risk of concussion and long-term brain damage, despite protective helmets. And he’s not alone: it’s a growing concern, particularly for teenaged athletes. But a new collar inspired by the humble woodpecker may help protect athletes from such trauma in the future .
Pasternack Unveils New Portfolio of Waveguide Twists Operating from 18…
Waveguide Twists Available in 45 and 90 Degree Configurations In-Stock from Pasternack
(PRWeb May 10, 2016)
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Huge Boost For Renewables’ Output And Reliability Just From Location Planning
California could boost the output of solar and wind energy by nearly 50 percent and reduce volatility just by planning where new plants are installed, according to a Stanford economist.
10 Big Announcements From Google’s Cloud Conference
In San Francisco this week at Pier 48, overlooking the Giants’ AT&T Ballpark, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) executives are holding a user conference to introduce products and services they hope will help make the case for choosing Google in the cloud.
Sam Cherrington, an analyst and cloud consultant, summed up Google executives’ pitch best this week on Twitter: “GCP exec team’s operating thesis: ‘Cloud’s not done. The industry’s just beginning the journey.”
Google is seen by many as being behind Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and even IBM in the IaaS cloud market. In a new research note, Deutsche Bank investment analysts predicted that GCP is on a $ 400 million revenue run rate, which is roughly 20 times less than AWS’s.
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Airbnb opens its doors in Cuba to visitors from around the world this April
Cuban tourism is about to get a shot in the arm: Airbnb has announced that it will welcome visitors of all nationalities to the island nation starting April 2, reports the Associated Press. The news comes shortly after US President Barack Obama touched down in the country with his family, the first time an American president has done so since 1928. Airbnb received special authorization from the US Treasury Department before it expanded its service. It began allowing US citizens to stay with hosts in Cuba last April and had roughly 1,000 properties listed on its site. Today, it says…
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