25 years of World Wide Web.

What pops into your head when thinking of the World Wide Web? Words such as boundless, huge and even trampoline might cross your mind, yet the first adjectives it got were “vague but exciting.” Quite far from what we think of it today, on its 25th birthday.  A confusion still surrounding the World Wide Web is that it is often mistaken for the Internet. The Internet is the network of computers that circulates data around the globe, whereas the Web is one application that delivers data in form of webpages. Before Sir…

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Ukrainian channels disappear in Crimea

All Ukrainian on-air broadcasters have lost their audience in Crimea in the past week, according Valentyn Koval, the general manager of M1 and M2 TV channels. In a statement provided to Broadband TV News, he adds that new management of retransmission centres across Crimea switched off all Ukrainian TV channels and re-routed signals of Russian TV channels to transmitters instead. “I should add that most Ukrainian channels used their own transmitters and antennas, so this re-routing was made without any agreements and we consider our property is stolen or “annexed””. Koval…

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HP Extends Enterprise Mobility Solution to Meet Government-level Security Requirements

New flexible service, hosted on HP’s FedRAMP-authorized cloud, simplifies device and app management to accelerate government mobility, improve workforce productivity PALO ALTO, Calif. — HP Enterprise Services today announced a new service designed to help accelerate the U.S. public sector’s adoption of mobile technology to drive workforce productivity, while securing IT assets. The growth in adoption of high-bandwidth mobile services presents the opportunity for a new era of digital government. Government employees expect broad and seamless access to business and personal applications and data from their device of choice. In…

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Bitcoins – digital currency

The exchange currency Bitcoins is being used more and more often as a means of payment on the Internet, whether in online shops or for web services. However, even institutions like the environmental organization BUND accept donations In this new digital currency. In fact, customers can even pay at bars in Berlin In so-called Sitcom Kiez. Bitcoins are bank independent and therefore expected to form an extremely stable, globally accepted currency. They are protected by a digital signature and shown in their owner’s Bitcoin wallets after they have been exchanged…

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Smartphone gamers help out with cancer research fight

Citizen scientists help cut time taken on cancer research from six months to one. Smartphone gamers have helped Cancer Research UK shorten the time it takes to analyse DNA for signs of cancer from six months to one. Last month, Cancer Research UK launched smartphone game Play to Cure: Genes in Space. While the game looks much like a shoot ’em up in space, it actually analyses DNA for signs of cancer. Players have to guide a spaceship through an asteroid belt to collect cargo called “Element Alpha”. Cancer Research…

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US government to end formal relationship with ICANN

The NTIA plans to let its domain-name contract with ICANN expire in late 2015, its administrator says The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration will end its formal relationship with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers in late 2015, with ICANN developing a new global governance model, the agency said Friday. The NTIA plans to let its contract with ICANN to operate key domain-name functions expire in September 2015, while requiring the organization to develop a new global Internet governance model, NTIA administrator Lawrence Strickling said during a press conference.…

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Oracle Showcases Empowerment for the Modern Enterprise

Oracle Day Events Demonstrate the Power of Hardware and Software, Engineered To Work Together Belgrade – March 14, 2014 Oracle Day events offer stories of innovation across multiple industries, geographies and disciplines, with the discussion focused on real-world business results. Delegates will learn how business can leverage disruptive technologies such as cloud, mobile, social, analytics and big data, and the Internet of Things—a world of sensors that share data with each other and data centers to reveal previously unknown secrets. Keynote presentation will engage and inform with videos, vignettes, and…

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Schneider Electric’s Energy University™ Offers Online Data Center Certification Program

DCCA online certification offers dedicated path for data center professionals to improve foundational knowledge of physical data center solutions Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management, today announced the availability of the Data Center Certified Associate (DCCA) online certification program through Energy University™, an industry-leading, online, vendor-neutral education tool for energy management. The DCCA certification program provides data center professionals with exposure to current and emerging industry trends and practices that improve their professional credentials and credibility. The DCCA certification program provides foundational knowledge relevant to designing or upgrading…

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Bill Gates regains his spot as world’s richest man

Microsoft co-founder sees wealth increase to $76 billion. Bill Gates has recaptured his spot as the world’s richest person with a net worth of $76 billion. The Microsoft co-founder has dominated the list created by Forbes, topping it in 15 out of the last 20 years. Mexican business magnate, Carlos Slim Helu had held the position for the last four years but his personal fortune went down by $1bn in the last 12 months and now stands at $72 billion. Oracle founder and CEO Larry Ellison is the next highest tech…

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Lotus F1 extends use of Dynamics AX

Lotus F1 Team has extended its partnership with Microsoft until at least 2016. The Formula One organisation first signed a three-year business transformation partnership with Microsoft in 2012. The team deployed Microsoft Dynamics AX within its financials and human resource departments and stores in 2012, and within its aerodynamics department in 2013. t transitioned to Dynamics AX from a basic enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Nick Chester, chief technical director for Lotus F1 Team, told the BBC that: “It helped us cope with an increase from 12,000 to 14,000 drawings…

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