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	Intel's15-core Xeon server chip has 4.31B transistors Intel has provided more details on its upcoming 15-core Xeon chip code-named Ivytown, which has 4.31 billion transistors and will go into high-end servers. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Premier 100 IT Leadership Conference How are the top IT 100 leaders transforming their companies? Learn how the most innovative IT leaders are retooling their organizations for today's business models. Go beyond theories, gaining practical strategies you can use to reinvent yourself and your enterprise for what's ahead. Get hands-on, developing actionable innovation and leadership plans in "Transformation Studio" sessions led by top CIOs. Join us for this premier, two-day event at the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa in Tucson, Arizona. Register now for just $595 and SAVE $600. In this Issue Hands on: Trying a 3D printer -- a beginner's tale Mitsubishi develops predictive agent to anticipate drivers' needs Google bots are coming! Acquisitions likely to hit Lenovo's profits in short term Competing on multiple fronts helps Broadcom, CEO McGregor says Nokia Lumia Icon on sale Feb. 20 exclusively at Verizon Review: 4 NAS appliances deliver big storage cheap Jonny Evans: Apple's iPhones aren't worth killing for Robots closer to being able to work together as a team WHITE PAPER: IBM IDC Report: The Future of eMail is Social This IDC white paper takes a look at the current state of enterprise email and the perceived and real problems that surround its use. The paper discusses the changing nature of collaboration and work fueled by the social Web by examining current email trends and the emergence of new social collaboration tools. Learn More. Hands on: Trying a 3D printer -- a beginner's tale Learning to use a 3D printer for the first time is not complicated, but learning to do it well comes with a significant learning curve. Read More   Mitsubishi develops predictive agent to anticipate drivers' needs Mitsubishi Electric is developing a vehicle assistant system that can anticipate driver needs when controlling things like car navigation systems and stereos. Read More   Google bots are coming! Google is teaming up with long-time Apple partner Foxconn to work on Google's robotics vision, according to the Wall Street Journal. Read More   Acquisitions likely to hit Lenovo's profits in short term Lenovo reported a 30% jump in its net profit for the fourth quarter of last year, with its earnings driven by a record number of devices shipped. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   Guide to Building a Successful UC RFI Enterprises have an unprecedented opportunity to transform workplaces and the ways teams communicate with peers and extended ecosystems of partners. Learn More Competing on multiple fronts helps Broadcom, CEO McGregor says Broadcom got a jump on Mobile World Congress this week, announcing two steps forward in its fledgling LTE silicon business. On Monday, the company introduced a turnkey solution for LTE smartphones to be priced under US$300. On Tuesday, it announced a test, on a live carrier network in Finland, of a high-end handset chip that can use so-called Category 6 LTE with speeds as high as 300Mbps (bits per second). Read More   Nokia Lumia Icon on sale Feb. 20 exclusively at Verizon   Verizon Wireless will sell the Nokia Lumia Icon smartphone starting Feb. 20 for $199.99 and a two-year contract. Read More   Review: 4 NAS appliances deliver big storage cheap 12-bay rack-mount systems from QNAP, Netgear, LenovoEMC, and Infortrend combine huge storage capacities, business-grade features, smooth setup, and easy administration Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple's iPhones aren't worth killing for Your iPhones aren't worth killing for, Apple confirms in its 2014 Supplier Responsibility Report, where it says it is doing everything it can to avoid using conflict minerals. Read More   Robots closer to being able to work together as a team   MIT scientists are writing computer programs that can control large teams of robots or networks of devices with different functions. Read More
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