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What IBM’s new quantum processor means for the future of computing

By Maria Deutscher May 4, 2016

Tucked away at IBM Corp.’s T.J. Watson Research Center in a high-tech fridge cooled to almost absolute zero is an experimental chip that could help advance scientific inquiry further than any conventional supercomputer. It’s…

Moving on up: The benefits of working higher up the stack | #emcworld

By R. Danes May 4, 2016

Businesses of all sizes are in a race with competitors to digitize, use data to improve marketing and build advanced applications that satisfy customer demands. Companies could lose customers to another business simply because they’re…

Killing an American icon: Fuel delivery start-ups could downsize U.S. gas stations

By James Farrell May 4, 2016

If driving to the gas station seems like a chore too far for you, then you might welcome the fact that fuel fill-up services are becoming more widely available in the U.S. Not surprisingly San Francisco…

Startup enlists humans to solve knotty big data problems

By Paul Gillin May 4, 2016

When it comes to Big Data, machines can only do so much. At least that’s what startup Spare5 Inc. is betting with the launch of what it calls an “Intelligent Crowdsourcing Platform” that leverages…

Yet another skills gap: This time it’s containers

By Mike Wheatley May 4, 2016

Containers are growing in popularity all the time, but for companies that use them it’s still a significant challenge to hire workers capable of managing them. Those revelations come from continuous app delivery firm…

Have GIFs at your fingertips with GIPHY Keys for iOS

By Collen Kriel May 4, 2016

When words just won’t do, GIPHY Inc. has always been the go-to place when you need the perfect GIF to send to a friend. The animated GIF search engine, who raised $55 million Series…

Could a government spy on your Facebook Messenger chats?

By James Farrell May 4, 2016

You have to be very careful what you say on Facebook in Thailand, lest you write something the Thai government deems transgressive and end up serving a 60 year jail sentence. Even liking or…

Google signs deal with Fiat Chrysler for 100 Pacifica based self-driving cars

By Duncan Riley May 4, 2016

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and Google, Inc. have signed a deal that will see both companies working together to develop self-driving vehicles. Under the deal, Fiat Chrysler will build 100 2017 Pacifica plug-in hybrid…

How software-defined storage is transforming data centers | #emcworld

By Gabriel Pesek May 3, 2016

For all of the businesses finding new ways of using cloud technologies and services, whether public, private or hybrid, someone has to put that infrastructure into place. And companies that can handle all three forms are…

EMC, Dell bring compute and storage closer together | #emcworld

By Heather Johnson May 3, 2016

The recent news that Dell will acquire EMC has major implications not only for the two industry leaders, but for the storage industry overall. Alan Atkinson, VP and GM of Dell Storage, whose company has…

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What IBM’s new quantum processor means for the future of computing

Moving on up: The benefits of working higher up the stack | #emcworld

Killing an American icon: Fuel delivery start-ups could downsize U.S. gas stations

Startup enlists humans to solve knotty big data problems

Yet another skills gap: This time it’s containers

Have GIFs at your fingertips with GIPHY Keys for iOS

Could a government spy on your Facebook Messenger chats?

Google signs deal with Fiat Chrysler for 100 Pacifica based self-driving cars

How software-defined storage is transforming data centers | #emcworld

EMC, Dell bring compute and storage closer together | #emcworld

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