Biologically inspired: How neural nets are finally maturing

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	Biologically inspired: How neural nets are finally maturing More than two decades ago, neural networks were widely seen as the next generation of computing, one that would finally allow computers to think for themselves. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS What Manufacturers Must Know About Managing Technology A successful Information Management strategy improves the ability to make decisions based on the latest, most accurate information. Analytics can be used to optimize routine data management responsibilities, providing the basis for strategic information management. Learn more In this Issue Google dives headfirst into robotics with Boston Dynamics buy Computers with brain-like intelligence are getting closer to reality Coming in 2014: MacBooks as fast as data center servers Darlene Storm: Freaky future of OK Google: Ceiling microphones and brain microchips coming by 2018? Google dives headfirst into robotics with Boston Dynamics buy Google has confirmed it's buying Boston Dynamics -- one of the most well-known robotics companies in the world -- but isn't saying much about why. Read More   Computers with brain-like intelligence are getting closer to reality Silicon brains will create new computers that can use the human brain as a model to make decisions Read More   Coming in 2014: MacBooks as fast as data center servers DRAMeXchange expects second-generation PCIe to replace SATA III in servers and higher-end laptops as the interface of choice for manufacturers, including Apple. Read More   Darlene Storm: Freaky future of OK Google: Ceiling microphones and brain microchips coming by 2018? If "Ok Google" has its way, then our freaky future would include microphones hanging from the ceiling and microchips implanted in brains to make search easier. Read More
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