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| UK government pays Microsoft £5.5m to extend Windows XP support |
4/7/2014 |
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The UK and Dutch governments have paid Microsoft multiple millions to extend support for Windows XP past the 8 April cutoff date.The UK extension cost £5.5m but is only valid for a year, after which public-sector users will have to be moved to newer software.
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| All new cars in US must have rearview cameras by 2018 |
4/1/2014 |
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On Monday, after three years of repeated delays and a lawsuit, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced the new rule: By May 2018, all new cars and light trucks must be equipped with rearview cameras.
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| AMD put 5th generation GDDR memory into graphics card |
3/28/2014 |
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The new W9100 carries whopping 16GB of DDR5 memory with a bandwidth of about 320GB/s, and can crunch through more than 5TFLOPS of single-precision calculations and 2.67TFLOPS of double-precision math – and they are designed to stack.
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| Liquid metal battery can store power in grid-scale |
3/28/2014 |
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The liquid metal battery is an innovative solution that is unlike any other storage technology commercially available or in development today. It can be used in a multitude of applications on the electric power system to integrate renewable resources, reduce costs and improve reliability.
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| FaceBook think future is in experience sharing |
3/28/2014 |
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Instead of just building more apps to help users share multimedia content online, Zuckerberg detailed his ambition to expand content-sharing to experience-sharing. "Imagine sharing not just moments with your friends online, but entire experiences and adventures" he wrote on his Facebook page.
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