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Seagate launches a new storage solution
Seagate announced Seagate Business Storage the latest line of networked storage products (NAS) for small office / home office (SOHO) models.
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Virus steals information about Japanese space rocket
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) today announced a computer virus that collected their latest rocket data and sent it out.
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Robot will write a novel
Please forget Shakespeare, Tolstoy and Tolkein to predict whether an automated writing software can replace these famous writers?
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Super-fast optical chip
At the Fiber Communications Conference held in Los Angeles, USA, IBM experts presented an excellent study called Holey Optochip. It is the first prototype prototype that…
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The world's thinnest mobile hard disk
Toshiba has announced the latest Canvio Slim mobile hard disk with 500GB storage capacity and 9mm thickness.
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Software makes the phone 'reactive'
The mobile phone could become a spy data collection machine if users install a software designed by US military scientists.
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New software to help recreate the earth 240 million years ago
Astrophysicist Abel Mendez at Puerto Rico University has created a
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The world's smallest magnetic memory
Researchers at IBM Research Center have created the smallest form of magnetic memory ever with 12 iron atoms.
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'Bio-computer' sets up and decodes images
Scientists at Scripps Research Institute in California (USA) and Israel Technological Research Institute have developed a 'bio-computer' called Turing, the author's name…
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Software helps reduce traffic congestion
Recently, Zhenjiang City, China, has installed a software from IBM to enable efficient traffic management. It not only shows the problems that are happening but also hel…
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Viruses are capable of breaking down power plants and oil refining systems
Named Duqu by Symantec, the virus is capable of breaking the control system of power plants, refineries and other important infrastructure networks.
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Fujitsu evaluates risk for cars and electronics
The supplier of business solutions based on the well-known information technology platform of Japan, Fujitsu Limited and Fujitsu Chubu Systems Limited has launched QRMin…
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Computer memory with crystal
Computer users may soon store their data on glass hard drives, after scientists successfully develop
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Detect illegal online activities with new software
US researchers have just created software that can crack code on computer hard drives to find out which websites users have accessed and whether they store any unauthori…
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Software to manage and look up plant diversity in Vietnam
Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Sinh, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology has built PlantsVN software.