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While the Internet market in the US has shown signs
Internet access is considered a human right in the developed world. But it does not exist in many developing countries, so when present, it is seen as a gift.
The IT Human Resources Festival of Ho Chi Minh City 2007 is jointly organized by Quang Trung Software Park Development Company (NIAPP) and NIIT Academy, which will take…
Yesterday morning (February 26), international conference
Why has YouTube become the world's most popular video sharing service in less than 2 years? The key to their success is simplicity. But the research world is about inter…
Leaders of IT businesses talk about the competition
Human resource development is the decisive factor for the success of electronic postage. In fact, as analyzed in the previous chapters, the number of more than 40,000 po…
Scientists have created a type of ultra-small optical fiber - several times thinner than a human hair - capable of transmitting visible light. This invention promises to…
In order to record all that took place in about 70 years of a human life, that micro-storage device must have a capacity of 27.7 terabytes (TB), equivalent to 450 Apple…
Yahoo needed a major surgery and one-fifth of its human resources needed to leave, Vice President Brad Garlinghouse wrote in a top-secret email last month.
Nearly two-thirds of directors of technology and audiovisual businesses around the world argue that putting services online or vice versa, equipping Internet for devices…
Yesterday, in the meeting of the electronic and informatics training and production unit in Ho Chi Minh City, Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Nguyen Thien N…
As we know, human fingerprints are not like anyone else and they are used to identify one person to another. Recently, Firm
Scientists in the UK have just introduced the world's largest
Researchers at the University. Berkeley, California has successfully developed a new learning technology that allows robots to imagine their future actions.