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Asia aims to open source to get rid of Microsoft
Outside the United States and Europe, cost is a big incentive for governments to switch to open source software. However, that is not the only reason.
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IBM develops computer technology at the atomic level
Research results that Big Blue has announced promise of breakthrough storage capacity for computers. 'This success can even eliminate Moore's Law even though more testin…
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Office and Vista become legal targets
An alliance called European Committee for Interoperable Systems (ECIS), which includes big names such as IBM, Nokia, Oracle, Red Hat RealNetworks Sun Microsystems, Corel…
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Laptop syndrome in 8x Vietnam
Recently, many big cities are home to Wi-Fi cafes that follow the new 'syndrome' that the people in it call with a very 8X name: Laptop Syndrome. About a few years ago,…
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The big 'technology battle' of 2005
In 2005, there were many dramatic battles between giants in the IT field in the world. These battles represent fierce competition in the field considered the most fashio…
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Microsoft fixed the Google lawsuit
The big lawsuit between the two US corporations has been filed in federal court and the trial will take place on 9 January. However,
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IT world 2005: 10 memorable moments
2005 is the year of big mergers. Although Oracle has pocketed $ 10.3 billion to buy PeopleSoft is not
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2006: Acer will expand its market beyond PC
According to Acer Taiwan, in 2006, in addition to the big ambitions in the PC market, the company will also further expand the market of other products such as PDAs and…
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Scientists have created 3D printing school meals
School meals have been updated with modernity because scientists have created 3D print meals for children.
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See machine builders 'weave' so the whole building is as big as glass fiber
Fiberbot is a very special
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Successfully fabricated minerals that can absorb CO2
Although this study is only in the preliminary stage, scientists are optimistic that this is a big step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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What's special about the 2018 World Cup referees?
Big Bang Referee 2018 FIFA World Cup smart watch model has a pretty pity design with Big Bang characteristic, from style to each Titanium screw.
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The fake hand will feel like a real hand thanks to this new system
This study, published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, is a big step in creating prosthetic limbs with full ability to function as a true genus.
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Tesla's electric truck: without rearview mirror, running 800km on a single charge
Tesla's loader is a big, bulky, and more or less similar vehicle
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Scientists create robots digested, swallowed without the need to 'go out'
Today, the new flexible robots are what researchers are aiming for, and more than that, they want to bring robots that humans can ... digest.