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How the Raspberry Pi Changed Computing
Raspberry Pi has exposed a market overlooked up until now. There is a need for simple computers that can act as controllers or perform low power tasks and that have an open source community supporting them. Thanks to the emerging competition, this market is likely to continue to grow and prices for single board computers are likely to drop even as their utility increases.
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Researchers Developed Faster, Longer-Lasting Batteries
New battery prototype is an “all-solid-state” and has the potential to store more energy while maintaining high safety and reliability levels. Further, the battery is based on sodium, a cheap alternative to lithium.
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E-Cars Rev Up Rental Market in Dubai
SelfDrive.ae has launched a new segment of all-electric self-driving electric cars to its online fleet of self-drive cars available for rental.
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A New Way of Connecting Cloud Services
Businesses can select from among many different cloud providers -- and sometimes they work with multiple companies. Zenlayer has launched a way to connect cloud servers and data centers around the world, which can be deployed in minutes. The new service, Zenlink, is available to all cloud service providers.
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IoT Market Will More Than Triple by 2022
Internet of Things technology market is forecast to show tremendous growth in the next five years, totaling $639.74 billion by 2022, up from $176.00 billion in 2016.
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Hologic, Clarius Sign Mobile Ultrasound Deal
Diagnostic device maker Hologic has signed a development and distribution agreement with Clarius Mobile Health for its wireless, handheld ultrasound scanner that will help provide ultrasound technology cost effectively to locations around the world.
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Does Running Your Car's AC Really Burn More Gas?
Many have wondered: Do you burn more gas when you run your car’s air-conditioning? The simple answer is yes, the AC consumes power. But the real question is, does it burn more gas to run the AC or to simply open the windows? That question is much more complicated and, in short, the answer is it depends.
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Tech Got You Down? Get a Pet.
Can robotic pets offer the same physical and mental health benefits as real ones?
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Q-See Expands Surveillance Line
Q-See Digital Solutions has launched three Wi-Fi surveillance additions to its product line: the 4K Ultra HD Wi-Fi Cube Camera, the 4MP HD Wi-Fi Pan-Tilt Camera, and the Video Doorbell with Chime in 720p or 1080p.
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Video Surveillance To Double by 2022
The video surveillance market will more than double in the next five years, according to recent research.
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Emirates Is Printing Aircraft Components Using 3D Tech
Emirates is now using cutting-edge 3D printing technology to manufacture components for its aircraft cabins. The airline is partnering with 3D Systems and UUDS.
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Aircraft Computer Market Propelled by Deliveries
The aircraft computer market is expected to grow nearly six percent in the next five years, according to new research.
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Bitfury Invests in IoT Provider Moeco
Bitfury is one of the world’s largest Blockchain companies.
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iCAP Helps Users Get Their Cloud Data Fast
Innodisk, a provider of flash memory, DRAM modules and embedded peripheral products for business applications, has launched its new cloud management platform, iCAP.
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Report: Consumer Cloud Storage Services Market to Grow 15.8%
The popularity of consumer cloud storage services is growing globally -- and that trend is expected to continue through 2025, according to recent research.
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Huawei Debuts WTTx Solution
Huawei unveiled its WTTx business solution at the 8th Global Mobile Broadband Forum today in London.
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Drone Market Worth $48.88 B by 2023
The drone market will grow 18.32 percent within five years, according to new market research.
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Facebook Portal Tells Users If They Liked Russian Propaganda
Facebook will be creating a portal to help its community of users learn whether any of the posts they liked or followed were Kremlin-connected Internet Research Agency Facebook Pages or Instagram accounts created between January 2015 and August 2017.
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FCC To Vote on Net Neutrality
On Dec. 14, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on whether to pass Commissioner Pai’s proposal, called "The Restoring Internet Freedom Order," to eliminate net neutrality rules.
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Uber Driver Info Stolen, CSO Fired
Earlier this week, Uber’s CEO Dara Khosrowshahi acknowledged in a blog that his company had suffered a hack involving the personal information of 57 million Uber users and drivers roughly one year ago.
