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Oct 19, 2017

GE CIO: Machines will tell humans what to do, not the other way around

GE CIO Jim Fowler outlines his vision of connected machines and advanced analytics creating tangible economic impact Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Western Digital plans 40TB drives, but it's still not enough

•	48% off Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Display and 10 Year Battery - Deal Alert

•	First self-powered data center opens

•	6 AI ingredients every wireless networking strategy needs

•	Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth: IoT, Ubuntu and the yogurt of the future

•	Cisco AI-driven services help close widening IT skills gap

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Achieving Enterprise Agility with Microservices and API Management

This e-book explores how application programming interface (API) management can be deployed to support a microservices architecture and achieve enterprise agility. Read More ▶

Western Digital plans 40TB drives, but it's still not enough

Microwave-assisted magnetic recording (MAMR) is enabling Western Digital to create 40TB drives. But it's not enough because data is growing faster than disk capacity. Read More ▶

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48% off Kidde Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Display and 10 Year Battery - Deal Alert

Kidde calls this model "worry free" because its sensor and sealed battery provide 10 years of uninterrupted CO detection, and a digital display that updates every 15 seconds. Currently discounted down to just $28 on Amazon. Read More ▶

First self-powered data center opens

Aruba S.p.A. operates its zero-impact data center using 'a river of energy' hydroelectric plant, solar panels and chilling underground water. Read More ▶

6 AI ingredients every wireless networking strategy needs

Thanks to advances in AI, companies of all sizes can transform their wireless networking with WiFi that is predictable, reliable and measurable. Read More ▶

Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth: IoT, Ubuntu and the yogurt of the future

Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth discusses his company, IoT and entrepreneurship with Network World. Read More ▶

Cisco AI-driven services help close widening IT skills gap

Cisco announced two services that use AI to address critical issues, freeing up IT professionals to learn new skills, modernize the infrastructure and drive innovation. Read More ▶

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