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Data center developer eyes disused newpaper printing plant

Just as the web is replacing newspapers, so data centers could replace their printing presses, taking over large buildings with existing grid connections close to urban centers.

By Maxwell Cooter

Jul 31, 20262 mins

Data CenterMarketsMedia and Entertainment Industry

Beyond the pitch: A look at Atlético Madrid's connected stadium

By Nuria Cordón

May 4, 20267 mins

Digital TransformationMedia and Entertainment IndustryNetwork Security

Songs About Satellites

By Bob Brown

Feb 6, 20152 mins

Media and Entertainment IndustryWi-Fi

Articles

Neil Young's Pono music store has more than 600K songs 'ingested,' downloads are another matter

By Zach Miners

Oct 17, 2014 3 mins

Collaboration SoftwareMedia and Entertainment IndustrySmall and Medium Business

Google adding GPS, offline music playback to Android Wear smartwatches

By Zach Miners

Sep 5, 2014 2 mins

Media and Entertainment IndustryMobile AppsSmall and Medium Business

Witness the future: The 1955 Video Phone

For $5,000: “As simple to operate as today’s dial tone.” Indeed.

By Michael Cooney

Sep 2, 2014 2 mins

Media and Entertainment IndustryVideoconferencing

YouTube music might be a win for other Google services

By Zach Miners

Aug 19, 2014 4 mins

Collaboration SoftwareMedia and Entertainment IndustrySmall and Medium Business

Is your network blind to video traffic?

Here’s a look at 5 products that manage video in the enterprise.

By Phil Hippensteel

Jul 28, 2014 9 mins

Media and Entertainment IndustryVideoconferencingWAN Optimization

Samsung waves white flag on content push, closes Video Hub

By Mikael Ricknäs

Jul 3, 2014 3 mins

AndroidInternetMedia and Entertainment Industry

Carnegie Mellon system lets you get to the good parts of video, fast

Algorithm sorts through tedious GoPro, Google Glass and smartphone videos to get to the good stuff

By Michael Cooney

Jun 26, 2014 3 mins

IT Skills and TrainingMedia and Entertainment IndustryiPhone

Netgear Nighthawk X6 router introduces concept of tri-band wireless

Splitting the 5 GHz band to create a third lane of wireless LAN traffic

By Keith Shaw

Jun 25, 2014 2 mins

Media and Entertainment IndustryWi-Fi

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Data center developer eyes disused newpaper printing plant

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Online video moguls team up to set standards, meet growing demand

Neil Young's Pono music store has more than 600K songs 'ingested,' downloads are another matter

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Witness the future: The 1955 Video Phone

YouTube music might be a win for other Google services

Is your network blind to video traffic?

Samsung waves white flag on content push, closes Video Hub

Carnegie Mellon system lets you get to the good parts of video, fast

Netgear Nighthawk X6 router introduces concept of tri-band wireless

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