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	'Minority Report'-style goggles enable interaction with floating display A Taiwan-based research institute announced a set of glasses that project a virtual heads-up display that offers users fingertip control. Read More   WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation   How Organizations Are Improving Business Resiliency This Forrester Technology Adoption Profile examines how IT decision-makers' expectations and approaches are evolving to address increasing demands from their organization and clients. Learn More. In this Issue 3-D printing adds new dimension to business innovation Smartwatches and other wearables offer big development potential Self-driving cars could save more than 21,700 lives, $450B a year Oracle eyes optical links as final frontier of data-center scaling 3-D printing adds new dimension to business innovation 3-D printing may have an image problem. It's sometimes seen as a hobbyist pursuit -- a fun way to build knickknacks from your living room desktop -- but a growing number of companies are giving serious thought to the technology to help get new ideas off the ground. Read More   Smartwatches and other wearables offer big development potential The future's bright for wearable devices, even if it's a little foggy right now, developers at the first Samsung Developers Conference were told Tuesday. Read More   Self-driving cars could save more than 21,700 lives, $450B a year If just 10% of all vehicles in the U.S. were computer operated, the number of accidents would drop by 211,000 and as many as 1,100 lives would be saved, according to a new study. Read More   Oracle eyes optical links as final frontier of data-center scaling Oracle is exploring silicon photonics, an optical technology drawing widespread interest, as a potential weapon in the battle against data-center power consumption. Read More
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