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Computerworld Emerging Technologies Mar 30, 2016 Turn your smartphone into a 3D printer for $99 A new stereolithography 3D printer from OLO uses the light from a smartphone to harden resin and build objects shown on the phone's screen. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • This is the first 3D-printed drug to win FDA approval • This 'brain-inspired' supercomputer will explore deep learning for the U.S. nuclear program • Microsoft wants to 'holoport' you into a conversation elsewhere • Get to know Liam, Apple's iPhone disassembling robot • Total cranks up computing power to better see below earth's surface • How machine learning will take off in the cloud • Enterprise IoT rollouts still need outside assistance, but new software can help • Breakthrough brings quantum computing a big step closer White Paper: Silver Peak Systems Inc New Cloud Architectures: Fueling WAN Landscape Changes With the proliferation of cloud-based and SaaS applications, traditional means of connecting branches and users to applications must evolve. Learn about new networking needs, and how to resolve them with a secure, virtualized overlay. 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