3D XPoint memory could change computing as much as SSDs

	Intel and Micron unveil 3D XPoint -- a new class of memory | IBM Watson's next trick: Helping you write better
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	3D XPoint memory could change computing as much as SSDs Intel and Micron's new memory technology is a leap forward that took years to pull off. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Traction See where tech opportunity is growing in Boston Calling all tech investors and IT buyers: Come to DEMO Traction Enterprise to see the 30 hottest growth companies with high-impact tech innovation. See product demos of startup tech in action. Get up to speed on trends in cloud, mobile, marketing, robots, enterprise & big data with product demos on stage and on display. Westin Waterfront Boston, Sept. 16. Register now and save In this Issue Intel and Micron unveil 3D XPoint -- a new class of memory IBM Watson's next trick: Helping you write better IDG Contributor Network: The real truth about driving a 2015 Kia Soul electric car Amazon and Google aren't the only ones with a delivery drone Car and pedestrian collision? There'll soon be an app for that Leading A.I. researchers, scientists want a ban on autonomous weapons Sony enters drone business with winged vertical takeoff craft IDG Contributor Network: When the good guys are wielding the lasers Amazon envisions drone superhighways in sky Amazon and Google aren't the only ones with a delivery drone Intel and Micron unveil 3D XPoint -- a new class of memory Intel and Micron say they've developed the first new kind of memory since NAND flash was introduced in 1989. Read More   IBM Watson's next trick: Helping you write better Watson Tone Analyzer is a new service that can analyze text for the attitude and tone that underlie it. The tool could help anyone refine an email, marketing message, presentation or blog post before releasing it into the world, IBM said. Read More   IDG Contributor Network: The real truth about driving a 2015 Kia Soul electric car Here is what it's like to drive an EV for three weeks. Read More   Amazon and Google aren't the only ones with a delivery drone In the race to develop a drone that delivers packages, don't count out Workhorse, a truck maker based in Loveland, Ohio. Read More   Car and pedestrian collision? There'll soon be an app for that The new system will alert drivers and pedestrians of potential collisions. Read More   Leading A.I. researchers, scientists want a ban on autonomous weapons Artificial intelligence and robotics researchers joined more than 1,800 people in signing an open letter calling for a ban on autonomous offensive weapons before they start an arms race -- or a war. Read More   Sony enters drone business with winged vertical takeoff craft Sony is getting into the drone business with winged machines that take off vertically and could be used in everything from agriculture to construction. Read More   IDG Contributor Network: When the good guys are wielding the lasers Lasers can be used to steal sensitive data, even over long distances. New research at MIT shows that they can also be used to protect data. Read More   Amazon envisions drone superhighways in sky Amazon envisions integrating drones into the skies above our cities, proposing drone superhighways that would crisscross the sky and enable thousands of unmanned vehicles to fly at high speeds under completely automated control. Read More   Amazon and Google aren't the only ones with a delivery drone In the race to develop a drone that delivers packages, don't count out Workhorse, a truck maker based in Loveland, Ohio. Read More
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