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	MIT develops 110-core processor A 110-core chip has been developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology as it looks for power-efficient ways to boost performance in mobile devices, PCs and servers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Getting Ahead Managing VoIP and Videoconferencing Can the move to UC be just another simple technology transition? End users expect these technologies to look, act and behave just as their non-IP predecessors. But for IT teams it brings very real, new requirements. Learn VoIP and video success strategies from Jim Frey, an Enterprise Management Associates analyst. Learn more. In this Issue Lapsing of Moore's Law opens up opportunity in chip design 11 signs your IT project is doomed Sharky: The real question is, did it work? 4K TVs just got a lot cheaper Analysts push iPhone 5C price predictions to $450 JR Raphael: Listen up, Samsung: Here's what a smartwatch needs to succeed Canonical asks Dell to promote Chinese version of Ubuntu OS Server revenue continues on weak demand, says IDC NASA mission to capture near-Earth asteroid for study RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: HP HP Smart Production Suite – On demand printing Get production printing in just a few steps from the leader in Enterprise managed print solutions Click to continue Lapsing of Moore's Law opens up opportunity in chip design As the trend famously codified by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore -- that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit would double every two years -- seems to be flagging, one top engineer suggests that it is time to rethink chip design to buy performance increases. Read More 11 signs your IT project is doomed No senior buy-in, minimum spec targets, a 'nothing can go wrong' mentality -- here's how to sense demise before your IT project meets its ignominious end. Read More Sharky: The real question is, did it work? User calls this support pilot fish to complain that her printer isn't working. Fish asks all the usual questions, but they don't resolve the problem, so he heads to the user's desk to see for himself. Read More 4K TVs just got a lot cheaper The prices for 4K or "Ultra HD" televisions are still very expensive, but they're less so than they were a month ago, at least for models from Sony and Samsung. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Preparing Your Infrastructure for the Hyperconvergence Era From cloud computing and virtualization to mobility and unified communications, an array of innovative technologies is transforming today's data centers. And along the way, they're also flooding corporate networks with enormous new torrents of traffic. Read Now Analysts push iPhone 5C price predictions to $450 Some analysts have rethought their expectations on the price of Apple's expected lower-end iPhone 5C, and now believe the company will play defense by charging as much as $450 for the new plastic smartphone. Read More JR Raphael: Listen up, Samsung: Here's what a smartwatch needs to succeed Samsung could announce its first smartwatch as soon as next week -- and if it has these five elements in place, it might actually stand a chance at winning us over. Read More Canonical asks Dell to promote Chinese version of Ubuntu OS Canonical is in talks with Dell on making a version of Ubuntu supported by the Chinese government available as a pre-installed OS on the PC maker's upcoming products destined for the Chinese market. Read More Server revenue continues on weak demand, says IDC The server business continued to slide in the second quarter with worldwide revenue and unit sales down, IDC said Tuesday. Read More NASA mission to capture near-Earth asteroid for study NASA released an animation of an ambitious project that includes capturing a near-Earth asteroid and sending astronauts into space to study it. Read More
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