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ZDNet Innovation Weekly March 24, 2017

How supercomputing power is helping with anti-pollution plans like city-wide car bans A modeling tool developed at Barcelona's Supercomputing Center is busy predicting levels of atmospheric pollutants in Spain, Europe, and now Mexico. READ FULL STORY RELATED • This robot paints and cleans high-rise buildings Mind reading made possible: How people who can't talk can now communicate by thought alone READ FULL STORY Nuru AI chatbot helps to solve day-to-day problems in Africa READ FULL STORY 4 Reasons to Use All-Flash Storage to Consolidate Cloud Applications White Papers from Pure Storage Total control and protection of email data with Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 Webcasts from Veeam Software UK Mobile Security: The 6 Questions Modern Organizations Are Asking (German) White Papers from Lookout Why Layered Security is Important White Papers from Malwarebytes 1. Cloud How to build a multi-cloud strategy | How ethics migrate to the cloud | Cloud migration: Dipping in a toe before diving all in Read more › 2. Reviews Thinking Machines, book review: AI, past, present and future | Toshiba Portégé X20W-D: Premium ultraportable gets a rotating screen | Acer Swift 5: A decent ultrabook at an affordable price Read more › Five biotech inventions the US is not ready for Whether it's lab-grown burgers or genetic drives, US regulators have a challenge on their hands. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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