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Lenovo's newest liquid cooling technology, Neptune
Liquid cooling in the data center was usually reserved for supercomputing. Lenovo is betting that cooling techniques will go mainstream.
Lenovo bets big on liquid cooling going mainstream, launches Neptune
Liquid cooling in the data center was usually reserved for supercomputing. Lenovo is betting that cooling techniques will go mainstream.
Google's Android Messages for web is here: This is how it lets you text from PCs, Macs
The new Messages app enables texting from the desktop and brings Smart Reply from the Allo app.
AI in action: Halma chief innovation officer talks about life-changing potential
Artificial intelligence can create huge opportunities for businesses and their customers, says Halma innovation chief Inken Braunschmidt
Fujitsu Lifebook T938, First Take: Let's twist again
The Lifebook T938 is a solid 13.3-inch convertible with a twisting rather than rotating screen hinge, and a good selection of ports, including legacy connectors.
New robots reduce human error in life science labs
Dueling robots are vying for bench space in biology labs, pioneering a new market for automation tech
Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
WHO sees gaming addiction as mental condition, opens door for smartphone, social media disorders
With gaming disorder making its way into the International Classification of Diseases it's just a matter of time before other digital issues--think smartphone and social--are flagged.
Vocus scores AU$137m subsea cable contract with Australian government
The Coral Sea Cable System will be constructed by Vocus to go live by the end of 2019.
Fujitsu using drones and analytics to protect native endangered species
Project Digital Owl aims to better monitor the status of endangered flora and fauna in New South Wales.
NSW government commits AU$52.6m to national biometric initiative
The state has allocated AU$52.6 million over four years from 2018-19 to support the rollout of the National Facial Biometric Matching Capability across New South Wales.
