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	Are you ready for a 'quantified life'? Software with access to all the data gathered by tiny sensors in your smartphone, combined with an Internet full of information, could figure out all kinds of things about you. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Strategy Guide to to Application Modernization in Government This technology dossier explains the challenges and benefits of application transformation and suggests how government IT departments might begin the process. It includes an executive summary, discusses critical issues facing state and local government, provides solution spotlight and several customer case studies/testimonials in rich media format! Read Now! In this Issue HVault announces holographic storage system with petabytes of capacity Titanic was high-tech marvel of its time HVault announces holographic storage system with petabytes of capacity Start-up hVault announced it plans to begin shipping a holographic disc library later this year that will enable companies to store petabytes of data for at least 50 years without any degradation. Read More Titanic was high-tech marvel of its time When the Titanic set sail 100 years ago this month, it was a marvel of state-of-the-art technology that captured the world's interest. Read More
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