The use of Nanophotonics to transmit data using light might soon be coming into more widespread use. One of the fundamental problems inherent to analyzing extremely large reams of data is the “bottleneck syndrome”. In other words, as the pool of data grows larger, it is continuously forced toward the Read more…
Somewhat recently there’s been increased focus on the Enterprise Architecture of the US Federal government. This of course comes on the heels of various initiatives which have been put into place which were designed to effectively bring everything up-to-date. But the higher-ups aren’t satisfied with mere functionality; they’re beginning to Read more…
The statisticians and marketing psychologists agree, it’s much easier to sell to a familiar customer as opposed to someone entirely new. Naturally, there are many obvious reasons this is true; for starters, those you’ve already dealt with before have no doubts about your ability to deliver (a product or service). Read more…
While we’re not fully jumping directly into “the Matrix” just yet, some very bold steps have been made recently with regards to the development of a more permanent brain – computer interface system. While it sounds like part of the back-story of a science fiction novel or movie, the use Read more…
The concept of playing games has been with us since the dawn of mankind, or at least written history. Games, particularly those of the ‘video’ variety, continue to strongly influence consumers and entertainment trends as well, which is only further proof that virtually everyone likes some form of gaming. Just Read more…