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ITworld Today Jan 26, 2016 Searching for a deal on Windows PCs? They will be harder to find Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Marvin Minsky, AI pioneer and Turing award winner, dies at 88 • Microsoft opens up its deep-learning toolkit on GitHub • When big data gets too big, this machine-learning algorithm may be the answer • DARPA funds a program so computers can read thoughts • Sony targets IoT with acquisition of chip company Altair • Europe's space laser communications system will launch this week • Intel fills need for speed in mobile with new Skylake, Xeon chips • Google gives administrators more control over sharing Apps files • Critical vulnerabilities patched in Magento e-commerce platform Video/Webcast: IBM Corporation 168% ROI from your Collaboration investment? Yes, it is possible with IBM Connections! Watch this webcast and gain new financial insights and proof points from IBM clients realizing significant benefits from IBM Connections.You will also see a social business transformation that also delivers real IT savings. Read More ▶ Marvin Minsky, AI pioneer and Turing award winner, dies at 88 Marvin Minsky, a professor emeritus at MIT who pioneered the exploration of the mind and its replication in a machine, died on Sunday from a brain hemorrhage at the age of 88, according to MIT Media Lab. Read More ▶ Microsoft opens up its deep-learning toolkit on GitHub Microsoft took another step on its open-source sharing journey Monday by releasing on GitHub a toolkit it uses internally for deep learning. Read More ▶ When big data gets too big, this machine-learning algorithm may be the answer Big data may hold a world of untapped potential, but what happens when your data set is bigger than your processing power can handle? A new algorithm that taps quantum computing may be able to help. Read More ▶ DARPA funds a program so computers can read thoughts In the future, computers may be able to read your thoughts through a connection with the brain. DARPA wants to create a device that could make that happen. Read More ▶ Sony targets IoT with acquisition of chip company Altair Sony has reached an agreement to acquire chip company Altair Semiconductor in Israel for US$212 million in a bid to strengthen its offering for the Internet of Things market. Read More ▶ Europe's space laser communications system will launch this week A "space data highway" that links satellites using high-speed laser transmissions should take a big step forward this week with the launch of the Eutelsat 9B satellite. Read More ▶ Intel fills need for speed in mobile with new Skylake, Xeon chips Intel has just started shipping some of its fastest mobile chips to date, meaning new, powerful laptops should soon be on the market. Read More ▶ Google gives administrators more control over sharing Apps files Google is continuing its push to make its Apps collaboration suite useful for enterprises with a new feature that lets administrators set how their users are able to share files. Read More ▶ Critical vulnerabilities patched in Magento e-commerce platform The latest patches for the Magento e-commerce platform fix critical vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to hijack administrative accounts. Read More ▶ Video/Webcast: IBM Corporation A New Way To Work : Collaborate on Cloud, Web and Mobile in ways you've never seen before Learn how you can work faster and better using the collaboration tools from IBM. Read More ▶

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