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Network World Daily News Alert AM Jun 22, 2017 The future is not the cloud or the fog: it is actually the SEA! 5G is in the works and one of its primary goals is actually to deliver a ubiquitous, ultra-reliable, low latency and high data rate system. 5G will very likely be a key enabler for device virtualization. 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Read More ▶ Lenovo's new workstation is indeed 'Tiny' but packs a punch Windows users working in tight spaces who are looking for a small form factor workstation with multiple display ports and solid processing power have a new contender in the market to check out: the new ThinkStation P320 Tiny. Read More ▶ DealPost 60% off iClever Travel Power Strip with Surge Protector and 4 USB Ports - Deal Alert This travel power strip is ultra mini and lightweight. Transfer power and keep plugged-in devices safe when voltage fluctuates, swells or spikes. The unit offers 2 AC ports and 4 USB ports. Read More ▶ IoT devices or humans? Let's just cut to the chase and use IoT to track actual people. Read More ▶ Cavium makes its ARM for data centers push with new servers Cavium, a company steeped in MIPS-based embedded processors, is bringing its considerable experience and IP to the ARM processor with its ThunderX server ecosystem. ThunderX is the whole shootin' match, an ARMv8-A 64-bit SoC plus motherboards, both single and dual socket. In addition to hardware, Cavium offers operating systems, development environments, tools, and applications. Read More ▶ Reducing data among proposed techniques to speed-up computers Existing computers are too slow for future problem-solving requirements, so new solutions must be found, say researchers. Read More ▶ New day or déjà vu As any company with a long and storied history, Avaya has had its ups, downs and the occasional detour. Here's one that most in the ecosystems of interests influenced by Avaya's gravity hope not to experience again. 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