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	Quantum rewrites the rules of computing Quantum computing holds huge promise, and scientists say it could eventually surpass classic supercomputers for tackling enormous calculations, like cryptography and finding planets. But there's debate over whether quantum computers truly exist. Google and NASA are testing one. Read More   WEBCAST: OutSystems Four Myths of High-Productivity App Dev Debunked David Norfolk of Bloor Research International discusses research that compares two high-productivity platform as a service development platforms: OutSystems Platform and Force.com from Salesforce.com. In this webcast he will debunk the main myths surrounding high-productivity application development. Learn more In this Issue Ready for your electronic tattoo? Robot project aims to to help doctors diagnose human stroke victims Techies see future where Web flows like electricity Nothing fishy here! MIT builds soft, robotic swimmer Ready for your electronic tattoo? Electronic tattoos are the ultimate wearable computer. There's no telling what a patch of electronics stuck to your body somewhere and connected wirelessly to a smartphone can do once app developers get involved. Read More   Robot project aims to to help doctors diagnose human stroke victims The creators of the Roboy robot wanted it to move as much like a human as possible, using a skeleton of 3D-printed bones and joints, tendons -- and coiled springs in muscles. Read More   Techies see future where Web flows like electricity   As the World Wide Web celebrates its 25th year Wednesday, top techies are looking ahead to the next 25 years when they say the Web will be woven more deeply, and seamlessly, into our lives. Read More   Nothing fishy here! MIT builds soft, robotic swimmer   MIT researchers have created a soft, autonomous robotic fish that can change direction in a fraction of a second -- nearly as fast as a real fish can. Read More
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