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 July 16, 2016

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Robotics Gone Wild: 8 Animal-Inspired Machines
If you want a glimpse of the future of robotics, start by looking at our biological past and present. Here are eight robots that borrow aspects of animal physiology, which has been honed through eons of Darwinian user testing.
Tech Leaders Slam Donald Trump In Open Letter
Nearly 150 tech leaders, researchers, founders, and VCs posted an open letter characterizing presidential candidate Donald Trump as a "disaster for innovation."
Microsoft Prevails Over Government In Overseas Email Case
The federal appeals court decision favors Microsoft's decision to refuse federal government access to email hosted on a server in Ireland, despite the issuance of a warrant. The case may push Congress to revamp laws in an era where data is stored in the cloud.
Google Hit With New Round Of Antitrust Charges In EU
The European Commission has elaborated on its issues with Google's shopping service, contending that Google's AdSense requirements hinder competition.
Why Software Quality Standards Matter For Industrial IoT
Will software standards be embraced on the Industrial Internet of Things? Software quality guru Bill Curtis says the potential is there, but the culture has to be willing to embrace quality.

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Big Value From Software-Defined Storage Requires New Skills
As software-defined storage continues to emerge in the enterprise, the enterprise itself will need to become more capable.

OpenStack And Storage -- Flowing Downstream With Openness
Building your IT future with OpenStack and software-defined storage opens you to a new world of innovation and locks you in and out of nothing.

How The Symbiotic Relationship Between Persistent Storage And Containers Can Benefit Developers
You wouldn't drive a car without wheels. Why would you run stateful apps in containers without persistent storage?

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Microsoft Launches Online Data Science Degree Program
Microsoft is addressing the shortage of workers with data science skills with a new professional degree program offered online. The company said the data science degree will serve as a pilot for future offerings.

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