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Recode
In the farming world, precision agriculture is the most significant development this century.
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The Economist
And more transistors mean more computing power
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Quartz
The entire creative output of humanity, from Plato to Beyonce, would weigh 4 grams and last a million years.
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CNN
A new type of electrical component called "memristor" could mean the end of electronics as we know it and the beginning of a new era called "ionics".
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ZDNet
Storage technology develops in two dimensions: how it works and how it's used. 2015 will see major movements in both directions, although these will be evolutionary rather than revolutionary.
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Gizmodo
If you take the guts of a Blu-ray or DVD player, blow it up, and spread it across a work bench, it looks like this. So you might be surprised to know that you're looking at the future of storage.
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Computer World
Computerworld covers a range of technology topics, with a focus on these core areas of IT: Windows, Mobile, Apple/enterprise, Office and productivity suites, collaboration, web browsers and blockchain, as well as relevant information about companies such as Microsoft, Apple and Google.
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Seagate
I stumbled on this graphic by our brothers in storage over at Mozy that talks about the history of storage and where things are looking to go over the next few years. It’s interesting when you’ve been around the […]
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Extreme Tech
IBM's new Project Theseus shows promise and may be capable of replacing NAND altogether in the long term. Vastly higher ...
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The Verge
Intel and Micron have a new way to store data that they say is denser, tougher, and faster than the competition, and it's already starting production. In a live keynote today, the companies...
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Intel
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Intel and Micron begin production on new class of non-volatile memory, creating the first new memory category in more than 25 years. New
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PC World
Intel, in addition to showing off its blazing-fast 3C XPoint Optane drives, also said its 3D NAND will be able to squeeze 1TB of storage into a 1.5mm thick drive by next year.
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Newsweek
Study shows DNA molecules can store information millions of times more compactly than current technologies.
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Patent Yogi
IBM has patented a technology that brings us closer than ever in capturing memories on a chip. Existing methods of storing information on chips are largely binary with information stored as series of 1’s and 0’s. But that’s far from how the brain itself stores information. As a result, most attempts thus far of replicating …
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Popular Mechanics
It works a little like a sliding block puzzle, but on the nanoscale.
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GCN
Powerful, streamlined data center operations will give agencies the infrastructure they need to handle future demands.
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Techquickie
We're all enamored with our microSD cards and NVMe solid-state drives, but what might we see down the road that could be even cooler?Techquickie/Linus Tech T...
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Physics
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The Verge
In a new world record, scientists at IBM have captured 330 terabytes of uncompressed data — or the equivalent of 330 million books — into a cartridge that can fit into the palm of your hand. The...
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Stanford University
Phase-change memory could be 1,000 times faster, while using less energy and requiring less space.
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The Digital Journal
Major technology companies, like Google, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft are investigating the use of DNA to store vast quantities of digitized data. Such data storage solutions would be retrievable thousands of years later.
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Kurzweil AI
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Spectrum IEEE
Canadian company joins IBM and Rigetti in offering online access to pricey hardware
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The Verge
Speaking at a privacy conference in Brussels today, Apple CEO Tim Cook called for new data privacy laws in the US and warned of a "data-industrial complex" that was harming society. The Apple chief warned that data was being weaponized against users with "military efficiency."
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Singularity University
Geoffrey von Maltzahn, Partner, Flagship PioneeringThe combination of data and innovation means we can have the ability to feed our growing global population...
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Spectrum IEEE
Seagate and Western Digital are pursuing rival technologies to push the limits of hard disk drives
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The Verge
SanDisk and Micron have announced the world’s first microSD cards with 1TB capacity.
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Engadget
Samsung has started mass production on solid state drives (SSDs) that feature the company's sixth-generation 256GB three-bit vertical NAND memory.
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South China Morning Post
Blue Cross, owned by Bank of East Asia, says blockchain will help to save costs on data verification across the insurer’s network of clinics and customers.
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Medium
I’ve been reflecting on the future of the consulting industry after reading The Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton Christensen and the disruptive impact of emerging technologies. As a thought experiment…
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Consultancy.uk
As the digital revolution takes root in the consulting industry itself, tremendous opportunities to enhance the client experience are opening up, and advising clients on leveraging analytics is now a
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Health IT Security
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Healthcare IT News
Three healthcare cybersecurity experts showcase the most effectual strategies CIOs and CISOs can take when erecting defenses against criminals seeking valuable patient information.
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MedCity News
Connected access will enable us to calibrate the right dose of access, through the right channels, at the right time, to meet patients’ needs.
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Harvard Business Review
Lessons from Brigham Health.
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Insurance Journal
While there are "huge opportunities" on the horizon for the cyber insurance industry, cyber insurance underwriters still face the challenge of not having
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The Economist
And also, in the process, their citizens
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Government Technology Insider
How will artificial intelligence impact intelligence analysis? Here are steps organizations can take to optimize the performance of humans and machines.
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Accounting Today
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Government Technology
With the CivicOptimize suite and its centerpiece, Productivity, the Kansas-based integrated software provider is offering governments its first “low-code” software tool to speed up the adoption of digital services.
