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Computerworld Storage & Hardware Aug 22, 2016 Airbus to complete a self-driving, flying-car prototype next year Citing the growth of urban congestion and traffic, Airbus sees an enormous opportunity to introduce autonomous flying vehicles that would be used as ride-sharing and ride-hailing services for "millions" of people. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • DRAM to live on as DDR5 memory • Hardcore Hardware: Pro-gaming bootcamp with missharvey • Hyundai in talks with Google on developing self-driving cars • Ford remains wary of Tesla-like autonomous driving features • Intel's new Atom chips bring 4K video to VR headsets, robots • Chinese approval clears way for Dell's $67B EMC buy • ARM has a new weapon in race to build world's fastest computers White Paper: PC Connection JetAdvantage Private Print HP's Jet Advantage software allows for full security management of the entire fleet. Read More ▶ DRAM to live on as DDR5 memory Hardware experts believed the last DRAM would be the current DDR4, but that's not the case with DDR5 memory now under development. Read More ▶ Video Hardcore Hardware: Pro-gaming bootcamp with missharvey This week, pro-gamer missharvey swung by Hardcore Hardware to give us the details on her gaming hardware and straight-up school Gordon in a game of Counter Strike. Watch Now ▶ Hyundai in talks with Google on developing self-driving cars Hyundai's president confirmed his company may work with Google in developing an autonomous car because Google is not "as familiar with vehicles." Read More ▶ Ford remains wary of Tesla-like autonomous driving features At a time when Tesla is rolling out sophisticated autonomous driving features, Ford believes the industry is not ready for consumer vehicles that can safely drive themselves. Read More ▶ Intel's new Atom chips bring 4K video to VR headsets, robots In 2009, Apple CEO Tim Cook memorably trashed Atom-based netbooks for being "junky" hardware that underperformed. Intel's Atom chips have come a long way since, with the latest generation being the most impressive. Read More ▶ Chinese approval clears way for Dell's $67B EMC buy Dell's massive acquisition of EMC reportedly has passed legal muster in China, clearing what is expected to be its last hurdle. Read More ▶ ARM has a new weapon in race to build world's fastest computers ARM conquered the mobile market the day it went into Apple's first iPhone, and now it is designing high-performance chips for supercomputers. Read More ▶ Video/Webcast: Hedvig Inc. Leveraging Modern Storage for High Availability The modern, digital world requires a vast amount of data to be stored at lightening-fast speed. This challenges IT with not only managing the data, but also maintaining the ever-growing applications, networks, services, and most importantly, storage. This webcast offers some best practices on how to optimize your data center for high availability and leverage modern storage with solutions like VMware-Vsphere Metro-storage clustering. Read More ▶ Computerworld's Annual IT Forecast Survey Computerworld is conducting a survey to determine the top priorities for IT shops in 2017. We need your help! Please tell us about your upcoming technology plans, budget expectations and management issues. The survey should take about 15 minutes of your time and as a thank-you for participating in this survey, you may enter a sweepstakes to win a $150 American Express gift card at the conclusion of the survey. Take our survey today. ▶ Computerworld's 2016 mobile data service satisfaction survey is underway! Which carrier's users are the most satisfied with their mobile data service? 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