EMC gives Lotus F1 go-faster stripes as sport reins in technological excesses

Charlee Gothard
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Will virtualisation, a push into the cloud and a flirtation with big data give Lotus the edge it needs?

Formula One. It's either a legitimate sport in which the world's most talented drivers compete, or a technological arms race won only by whoever spends the most money on the fanciest car. Whiche...

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