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San Jose Earthquakes score big with new cloud-enabled stadium | #SportsDataSV 2015

By Marlene Den Bleyker Nov 5, 2015

There’s a new game in town, and the San Jose Earthquakes just completed its inaugural season by selling out every game. The team’s new home, Avaya Stadium also received the Product Innovation Award at TheStadiumBusiness…

Bethesda shares how its Creation Engine evolved between Skyrim and Fallout 4

By Eric David Nov 5, 2015

With the highly anticipated Fallout 4 releasing next week, Bethesda Game Studios decided to share with fans how its Creation Engine has evolved since the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim nearly four years ago.…

Playing the data field: Tracking NFL stats in real time | #SportsDataSV 2015

By Marlene Den Bleyker Nov 5, 2015

Tracking statistics in sports is nothing new, but add in sensors that provide real-time tracking and the ability to analyze the data, and you have a whole new ball game. Michael King, director of…

Kim Dotcom at it again with plans for private internet with MegaNet

By Kyt Dotson Nov 5, 2015

Kim Dotcom, from MegaUpload (Mega Limited) controversy and fame, just announced that he intends to build his own private internet–with emphasis on the private. The web mogul says plans for “MegaNet” will make the…

Steam’s new Item Store makes it easier for devs to sell in-game items

By Eric David Nov 5, 2015

Team Fortress 2 is probably one of the best examples of a successfully monetized free-to-play game, and Valve Corp. has now made it easier for other studios to copy its formula by introducing a new…

Bizarre brain power: Smart homes, prosthetic limbs and more

By Cynthia Kuzela Nov 5, 2015

Controlling of devices using our minds is often thought to be something saved for the movies or a development that only a future generation will get to enjoy. It may still be some time before…

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Dropbox Enterprise takes aim at the Fortune 500 crowd

By Maria Deutscher Nov 5, 2015

Nearly a decade after launching, Dropbox Inc. is finally introducing the ability for organizations to prevent employees from tying their accounts to unprotected personnel email addresses. The addition is part of a brand new…

Rise of the routers: Luma launches Wi-Fi “surround sound” style

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 5, 2015

Have you ever put foil on your router’s antenna in the hopes of boosting its signal? How about straining your arms, smartphone in hand, just to access Wi-Fi from a certain spot in your room?…

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Amazon shifts the cloud battleground to South Korea

By Maria Deutscher Nov 5, 2015

It doesn’t take more than a passing glance at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) case studies page to understand the reasoning behind the latest addition to its global expansion course. Featured prominently at the…

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Wikibon: Convergence spells the end of storage as we know it

By Bert Latamore Nov 5, 2015

The storage industry has been in turmoil, with solid-state flash replacing spinning disk and new companies entering to challenge the market leaders. At the same time storage is being subsumed into larger packages –…

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Bethesda shares how its Creation Engine evolved between Skyrim and Fallout 4

Playing the data field: Tracking NFL stats in real time | #SportsDataSV 2015

Kim Dotcom at it again with plans for private internet with MegaNet

Steam’s new Item Store makes it easier for devs to sell in-game items

Bizarre brain power: Smart homes, prosthetic limbs and more

Dropbox Enterprise takes aim at the Fortune 500 crowd

Rise of the routers: Luma launches Wi-Fi “surround sound” style

Amazon shifts the cloud battleground to South Korea

Wikibon: Convergence spells the end of storage as we know it

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