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Hold on to your keyboards — another tech boom’s coming | #GSBfutureofinnovation

By R. Danes Oct 14, 2016

Who are the movers and shakers in Silicon Valley, and what are they excited about today? Better yet, who are tomorrow’s movers and shakers, and what can we divine about the future of IT…

Can’t we all just ditch ‘digital Darwinism’ and get along with ‘coopetition?’ | #GSBfutureofinnovation

By R. Danes Oct 14, 2016

Picture a venturesome startup 10 years ago disrupting a market and eventually dominating it. With the innovation we’ve seen over the decade, this same startup might now be tapped out and thrown on the scrap…

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IBM, Google, others challenge Intel with data center performance standard

By Maria Deutscher Oct 14, 2016

Three years after open-sourcing the specifications for its POWER chip architecture, IBM Corp. is releasing another homegrown server innovation that could make an even bigger impact on the data center market. OpenCAPI, or Coherent Accelerator…

Splunk CTO explains the ‘art of the possible’ for connected devices | #GuestOfTheWeek

By Marlene Den Bleyker Oct 14, 2016

When one thinks about the vast number of connective devices and data that is available today, it is important to consider the art of the possible when it comes to how all of this…

Thanks to warp speed innovation, school is never out for tech pros | #GSBfutureofinnovation

By R. Danes Oct 14, 2016

The demands of the evolving technology world are growing rapidly. The number of roles that will need to be filled by highly trained individuals is a major concern on the horizon; another concern is the…

Cyber security spending to hit $100B by 2020, IDC says

By Mike Wheatley Oct 14, 2016

Information technology services will see greater investment in cyber security than any other segment this year, reaching $73.6 billion, according to a new survey from International Data Corp. released this week. The finding comes…

Interfacing machines with the human brain: Paralyzed man has sense of touch again

By James Farrell Oct 14, 2016

It was more than decade ago that Nathan Copeland had the experience of touching something with his hands. Following a catastrophic car crash that injured his spinal cord, Copeland was paralyzed and lost all…

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Hold on to your keyboards — another tech boom’s coming | #GSBfutureofinnovation

Can’t we all just ditch ‘digital Darwinism’ and get along with ‘coopetition?’ | #GSBfutureofinnovation

IBM, Google, others challenge Intel with data center performance standard

Splunk CTO explains the ‘art of the possible’ for connected devices | #GuestOfTheWeek

Thanks to warp speed innovation, school is never out for tech pros | #GSBfutureofinnovation

Cyber security spending to hit $100B by 2020, IDC says

Interfacing machines with the human brain: Paralyzed man has sense of touch again

Twitter signs up to stream Melbourne Cup, Presidential election night coverage

Details of 33 million accounts stolen in Evony gaming hack

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