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Stanford and MIT researchers create 3D carbon nanotube CPU architecture
Techniques unlikely to be adopted any time soon, however
Big data and IoT: what's next?
The industry responds to Computing's findings on IoT pilots, data veracity and NLP
Computing Big Data & IoT Review 2017
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IoT: early adoptors anticipate a surge in adoption, research
IoT is still a tech-led minority play but use of core technologies expected to surge over next three years
DevOps in 2017: too much Dev and not enough Ops
Computing research presented at the DevOps Summit 2017 this morning
Computing DevOps Review 2017
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Test & QA still the biggest bottleneck in DevOps, but why?
QA and test teams 'speak a completely different language' to rest of DevOps, finds research
Taming the public cloud: can control be brought back in house?
Public cloud works wonders for aglilty and flexibility, but it can't shed security and control concerns, a Computing survey finds
Seven important research findings and what they tell us about the industry in 2016
Computing research lifts the lid on cloud, DevOps, data science and IT buying patterns
University of Bristol develops battery out of nuclear waste that can last 5,000 years
Carbon-14 from nuclear power plants could be recycled to make better batteries
Why and when technology vendors lose a deal - research
Exclusive in-depth research from Computing and CRN reveals that vendors are too slow to engage, and are failing to match their solution to an end users' needs
GDPR heads security focus for large companies, disaster recovery for small - research
With 18 months to go before new regulations hit larger firms are rushing to make themselves compliant
100 years of hold music: why is audio conferencing still with us?
Death, where is thy sting?
New transistor design could run for years without batteries
Printable on any fabric at low temperature and requiring less than one nanowatt of power
How data centre connectivity is playing catch-up with cloud usage
As more mission-critical workloads move to the cloud, companies must look again at connectivity
Cloud adoption no slower in the public sector, research indicates
In both private and public sector, cloud computing can help address legacy IT and information management issues
IBM to collaborate with MIT to develop AI-based vision systems
Audio-visual understanding the next frontier in the development of artificial intelligence
Finance department faces biggest insider threat risk, finds research
But closer employee monitoring raises privacy concerns
Almost half of all organisations vulnerable to insider threats
Computing research suggests employees' lack of understanding of data security issues is largely to blame
Durham University to research 'magnetic skyrmions' to radically improve data storage capacities
University lands £7m grant to research skyrmions, a quantum-mechanical state of matter that was only discovered in 2009
Security still cited as main barrier to cloud adoption
Respondents to Computing's latest research indicate growing acceptance of cloud, though security fears remain
New technique to integrate 'novel' materials onto silicon will enable next-gen smart devices, claim researchers
Researchers at North Carolina State University claim breakthrough in integrating 'novel' materials onto silicon
Researchers claim nanotech breakthrough that could shrink storage by 500 times
The breakthrough technique, however, requires cooling to -200°C
Operating system 'tweak' could cut data centre power consumption by 25 per cent
Simultaneous multi-threading can make servers handle instructions more efficiently - if only operating systems would use it
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