Clearing the Clouds of Technology
In the fast-growing and rapidly changing world of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) such as cloud computing and cloud storage, Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet’s Google are quickly distancing themselves from the pack. That spells trouble for the long list of would-be rivals who typically don’t have as much scale or offer as many features as the leaders.
Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech
The ITRS—which has been produced almost annually by a collaboration of most of the world’s major semiconductor companies since 1993—is about as authoritative as it gets when it comes to predicting the future of computing. The 2015 roadmap will however be its last. * Read the full article here
Transistors will stop shrinking in 2021, but Moore’s law will live on was originally published on iSeeTech
Transistors will stop shrinking in 2021, but Moore’s law will live on was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft and Butlins have teamed up to encourage children to get involved in science and technology. Butlins, one of the UK’s oldest and most popular seaside holiday destinations, is encouraging families to incorporate education into their break, as well as pick up new science and technology-focused skills. * Read the full aricle here
Microsoft and Butlins team up to get kids into technology was originally published on iSeeTech
Niantic has been cracking down on a lot of the Pokémon Go maps out there, but there’s been a lot of confusion about which, if any, still work. If you’re in need of a poké-map, Poke Radar is still standing and working better than ever. * Read the full article here
Poke Radar Still Works Great, and Now Has a Webapp and Android App was originally published on iSeeTech
Poke Radar Still Works Great, and Now Has a Webapp and Android App was originally published on iSeeTech