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Why Silicon Valley’s Heyday Might be Over
Transgaming worth a look at current prices, says Shuttleworth
Rand Paul: Don’t blame Apple on tax issues, blame Congress
iCo Therapeutics CEO Andrew Rae talks to Cantech Letter
  • Why Silicon Valley’s Heyday Might be Over
  • Transgaming worth a look at current prices, says Shuttleworth
  • Rand Paul: Don’t blame Apple on tax issues, blame Congress
  • iCo Therapeutics CEO Andrew Rae talks to Cantech Letter

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The Xbox One attempts to lure the “all things to all people, one and done” demographic. But many are questioning the relevance of consoles as a useful future model for consumption of either games or media.

The Xbox One won’t save console gaming, and neither will the PS4

D-Wave's 512 qubit D-Wave Two model quantum supercomputer may in the future be used to model space weather, simulate planetary atmospheres, explore magnetohydrodynamics, mimic galactic collisions, simulate hypersonic vehicles, and analyze large amounts of mission data.

Meet D-Wave, the Vancouver-based tech that NASA and Google love

Proctor & Gamble, with its annual ad spend of $5 billion, has just announced a top-to-bottom overhaul of the way it spends that budget after two years of frustratingly hit-and-miss results with Nielsen and its IBM-supplied service DemandTec. Can innovators like Vision Critical fill the gap?

Is market research in decline? Don’t tell that to Vancouver’s Vision Critical

The future is friendly: SMRC’s prototype 3D food printer.

Five ways technology will make the future better than you can imagine

Depictions of of a dystopian future, which are increasingly frequent, must be viewed against a backdrop of the undeniable progress that technology has brought to mankind since the Industrial Revolution. For reasons we may or may not know today, the future is not going to be all bad. But parts of it are really going to suck.

Five ways the future is really going to suck

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