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U.S. Department of Energy Asks, Is Cloud Computing Fast Enough for Science?
With cloud computing gaining acceptance in the business world, the U.S. Department of Energy wants to know if cloud computing can also meet the needs of the scientific computing. The
How Google Wants to Make TCP Faster
Google has some ideas how to make the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) a little bit faster. Earlier this week, Google's Yuchung Cheng wrote about some of Google's research and ways
Netflix for Researchers: Deep Dyve Launches Rental Service for Research Articles
Buying a single article from a scientific journal is usually prohibitively expensive if you are not a student or teacher at a school that subscribes to the journal. Most academic
Design for Data II
Quick follow-up on my post from last night. Over the past week James Enck has been writing a series of posts about 'analyst blogging'. Ross Mayfield called it a "blog-based
Android Usage Increased 200% Over Past 3 Months
According to new data from ChangeWave Research, both usage and consumer sentiment towards Google's mobile operating system Android digg_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/android_usage_increased_200_percent_over_past_three_months.php';digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff';digg_skin = 'normal';has increased over the past several
Microsoft Quietly Launches Business Intelligence Labs Site
Microsoft has launched its BI Labs site. This new labs site, spotted by Mary Jo Foley today, joins other labs sites such as Office Labs, and DevLabs. The first
China - World's Largest Internet Market By '07
According to stats compiled by vnunet.com, China will overtake the US next year to become the world's largest broadband internet market: "The number of broadband subscribers in China is
Qitera: Social Bookmarking for the Deep Web
Earlier this year, we featured a stealth startup called Qitera, which just launched publically today. At its core, Qitera is a social bookmarking service, but unlike most of its competitors,
Zotero, the Best Way to "Cite Your Sources," Now Available Everywhere
If I were to make a list of must-have tech tools for scholars and students, Zotero would certainly be on it. Zotero is a free, open-source research management tool that
Domain Pigeon: Your Unintelligible Five Letter Domain Name Awaits
You've done the market research. You've built the killer app. Now, all you need is a decent domain name. Preferably a .com. Why? Because the iPhone doesn't have a .net
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