3 hrs ago | MSDN Blogs
Technology Leaders Support OASIS Standards for OData
Citrix Systems Inc., IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., Progress Software, SAP AG and WSO2 are proposing an Open Data Protocol Technical Committee in the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards , an international open standards consortium.
7 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Today I will attempt a feat that few in the investment world have dared in recent years.
11 hrs ago | Science Blog
Landmark Calculation Clears the Way to Answering How Matter is Formed
An international collaboration of scientists, including Thomas Blum, associate professor of physics, is reporting in landmark detail the decay process of a subatomic particle called a kaon - information that may help answer fundamental questions about how the universe began.
16 hrs ago | The Blinking Cursor
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20 hrs ago | Enterprise Systems
Collaborative Workflow: Social Software on a Mission
Collaborative workflow is a hybrid system produced by the confluence of two previously separate software models: social software and service management software.
Linux: Rising Star in the IT Cloud
After all of these years, is Linux's star finally rising? Early indications are that Linux, with its ability to implement virtualization on any computing platform, is indeed becoming a key facilitator of cloud deployment.
The 3 Most Important Dow Components
The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which senior analyst Anand Chokkavelu, CFA, discusses topics across the investing world.
Tech Survivors: Geek Technologies That Still Thrive 25 to 50 Years Later
The technology landscape has seen many technologies come and go . But if you look around, you'll see some fundamental technologies in widespread use that have withstood the test of time, going strong after 25 years -- even 50 in some cases.
jesseycabrowny wrote a new post, Wholesale Laptops, on the site jesseycabrowny blog
Purchasing wholesale laptops is an income saver to a buyer. With the great popularity of laptops in business and entertainment, wholesale laptops have also become popular.
FLIR Systems (Nasdaq: FLIR): Grow Your Portfolio With The "Eye in the Sky"
Nobody thinks of this company as a growth play, and for good reason. Besides being one of the largest publicly traded tech firms in the world, it's a century old.
Quick and Dirty Apricot Emulator 0.0.9
QDAE is an emulator supporting various 16-bit computers made by Apricot in the 1980s, plus the Wang Professional Computer.
Tech Stocks: Can Meg Whitman Deliver the Next Great Turnaround?
There are somewhere between two and three billion computers in the world right now.
South Africa: Decision Time for SKA
The location of a huge radio telescope strong enough to detect extraterrestrial life in the far reaches of the universe could be settled on Friday when the group in charge of the project meets in the Netherlands.
WITsend: Why I attend the London Hopper Colloquium
The London Hopper Colloquium is one of the key events in the women-in-computing calendar.
The RecordEditor is a Data File editor for CSV and fixed field position files. It supports Mainframe / Unix / PC formats of Text and binary files The Editor uses a Record-Layout description to format the file.
Nvidia CEO describes strategic importance of cloud graphics
Nvidia chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang told analysts today just how important cloud graphics will be to the world.
Bring Your Own Device: IBM's 'Struggle' Part of a Long Tradition
One thing I've learned over the years is that whenever you read a news article, you should ask yourself what the writer of the article wants to be true.
What If Steve Jobs Had Never Returned to Apple?
When Steve Jobs passed away in March 2012, he left behind an impressive curriculum vitae of creative ventures and business decisions.
IBM Leaps Forward in Quantum Computing Race
At a recent gathering of the American Physical Society , IBM stated that it is very close to the creation of quantum computing.
Why IBM doesn't want Siri in the office
MIT's Technology Review has an interesting interview with IBM chief information officer Jeanette Horan, who discusses the challenges of the company's "bring your own device" policy.
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