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The agency is looking at new information processing and networking technologies to dramatically reduce the time it takes to analyze data.
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This year, the number of mobile-connected devices will exceed the world's population, according to a new forecast, continuing a trend that will help push global mobile data traffic to 10 exabytes by 2016.
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Almost anything these days could become a client on your network, even a portable gaming console such as the Vita, with all the advantages and risks that entails.
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State becomes the first to allow self-driving vehicles -- for testing, at the moment -- which Google says can increase safety.
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The CLIQR Quest Challenge asks participants to use their social media skills to locate QR codes that represent resources crews would need in an emergency.
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The Defense Department's research arm is developing new methods to provide cell tower-grade communications to warfighters, even in remote and rugged areas.
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The Swiss Space Center's CleanSpace One project aims to help sweep the orbital paths of dangerous debris, but let's hope it's not one piece at a time.
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Problems with the experiment in which neutrinos exceeded the speed of light may have thrown off the results, CERN says. So for now, Einstein's still undefeated.
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Federal officials and industry representatives got together at AFCEA's Emerging Technology Symposium to go over the latest tools.
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A transistor on a single atom raises tantalizing possibilities for quantum computing, though maybe not soon.