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“Let’s Go Crazy” over YouTube Copyrights take-downs

By Mason Pelt Sep 21, 2015

YouTube, LLC and other online video sharing services have long used automated systems to detect and enforce copyright infringement, but last weeks 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling will change the way that automated copyright…

Teamwork: The necessity for invention | #IntelInnovationDay2015

By Marlene Den Bleyker Sep 21, 2015

Labeled as the Thomas Edison and Henry Ford of Silicon Valley, Robert Noyce receives this distinction for two reasons. He was the co-inventor of one of the most important discoveries in technology and a…

What you missed in the Smart World: Salesforce for IoT, and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 21, 2015

When it comes to today’s connected world, last week was full of notable developments. Want to find out what KNX has in mind for the U.S.? What about Qualcomm’s acquistion of Capsule Tech? How…

Mr. Robot Vs. the film Hackers 20 years on

By James Farrell Sep 21, 2015

It’s been 20 years since Hackers came out. At the time, the public for the most part was unfamiliar with hacking and hacking culture. It was a revelation of sorts, totally ridiculous, yet also…

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Wikibon recommends multi-disciplinary approach to building effective Systems of Intelligence

By Bert Latamore Sep 21, 2015

Building effective Systems of Intelligence (SoIs) is a three-step process requiring business and design knowledge as well as data science and, of course, coding. In his latest Professional Alert, “Getting Started with Machine Learning…

Mass Effect lead writer Drew Karpyshyn returns to Bioware

By Eric David Sep 21, 2015

BioWare Corp veteran Drew Karpyshyn has announced that he will once again be working for the studio after a three-year absence. Karpyshyn was the lead writer on some of BioWare’s most memorable titles like Star Wars: Knights of…

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Percona debuts a MongoDB distribution to rival… MongoDB

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2015

Database specialist Percona LLC is taking the concept of co-opetition to a whole new level this morning with a release of an open-source distribution of the popular MongoDB document store that is described as…

Skype service cuts out globally, but a promised fix is coming

By Eric David Sep 21, 2015

Update: Skype has said that it has discovered the cause of the outage, but the service is still unavailable for many users. There is no indication on when exactly the issue will be resolved, but…

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What you missed in Big Data: Unlocking the potential of Hadoop

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2015

The industry effort to make Hadoop more viable for everyday enterprises gained a surprising new supporter last week in Pinterest Inc., which released an internally-developed tool that helps make insights produced in the framework…

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What you missed in Cloud: The price wars heat up

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2015

Last week witnessed a familiar sight in the public cloud after Amazon Inc. slashed the rate on its long-term storage service by a hefty 30 percent to $0.007 per gigabyte per month. The cut highlights…

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“Let’s Go Crazy” over YouTube Copyrights take-downs

Teamwork: The necessity for invention | #IntelInnovationDay2015

What you missed in the Smart World: Salesforce for IoT, and more

Mr. Robot Vs. the film Hackers 20 years on

Wikibon recommends multi-disciplinary approach to building effective Systems of Intelligence

Mass Effect lead writer Drew Karpyshyn returns to Bioware

Percona debuts a MongoDB distribution to rival… MongoDB

Skype service cuts out globally, but a promised fix is coming

What you missed in Big Data: Unlocking the potential of Hadoop

What you missed in Cloud: The price wars heat up

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