Source: <span>Computerworld</span>
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Four months in and net neutrality hasn't stifled broadband investment
It's been four months since the FCC passed its net neutrality rules, and broadband investment still hasn't suffered. Many opponents of net neutrality claimed that the implementation of the FCC's...
Cisco tries to avoid the NSA by shipping equipment to weird places
Lets say the American government is interested in spying on you and, while you're pretty sure the company you're getting your IT equipment from is safe, Snowden's leaks revealed that...
The Tor Network is anticipating a possible attack from law enforcement
On Friday, a post on the Tor Project's blog sent out an alarming message: "The Tor Project has learned that there may be an attempt to incapacitate our network in...
Crossbar could revolutionize SSDs with its RRAM technology
Everyone knows that solid state drives are quick, but capacity remains a major concern. Intel and Samsung have tackled the problem with a technology called 3D NAND which builds upon...
NASA's newest and most ambitious spacecraft is dumber than a phone
NASA's Orion spacecraft is being heralded as the saving grace of restless, star-gazing pioneers everywhere. And for good reason! It's the first real attempt in decades at pushing human space...
Robots may be the key to fighting Ebola in West Africa
Robots often find themselves in dangerous situations, and their distinct lack of biology makes them perfectly suited for battling infectious disease. Next month, a simulcast workshop will determine if and...
SanDisk's new SD card is the largest in the world at a whopping 512GB
It looks like a standard SD card, but SanDisk's new Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I memory card is noteworthy, by packing 512GB into its flat frame, it's the highest capacity SD...
Even BlackBerry is designing its own smartwatch
The wearable device market is quickly becoming saturated. Many companies trying their luck in this market are sticking with smartwatches while a few like Google have also tried to make...
Oregon is suing Oracle over its failed healthcare enrollment website
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is taking Oracle to court. The state of Oregon is unhappy with the performance of the website that Oracle built for its Obamacare rollout. The...
Researchers at MIT have developed a 36-core processor
We are more or less familiar with the presence of mobile devices these days that sport dual-core and quad-core, and in some cases, octa-core chipsets, but what about this new...