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The guy who created DayZ made it to the top of Mt. Everest
The guy who created DayZ made it to the top of Mt. Everest
Dean Hall is a soldier, a game developer, and now apparently an elite mountain climber, as he recently made it to the highest summit on planet Earth.
May 24, 2013
“We Want More Automated Cars” Cisco Consumer Experience Report shows
“We Want More Automated Cars” Cisco Consumer Experience Report shows
Cisco Consumer Experience Report for Automotive Surprises Many: Consumers Desire More Automated Automobiles, According to the Cisco Study I was fortunate
May 23, 2013
4000 Seat Mixed Use Case Desktop Virtualization Study Provides Road Map to Lightening Fast End User Experience
4000 Seat Mixed Use Case Desktop Virtualization Study Provides Road Map to Lightening Fast End User Experience
Awesome end-user experience is what Desktop Virtualization is all about! Hello Everyone! Back again to talk to you about our latest Cisco Validated Design
May 23, 2013
‘Tis the Season for Events, Trade Shows & Cisco UCS Servers
‘Tis the Season for Events, Trade Shows & Cisco UCS Servers
‘Tis the Season – for Events and Trade Shows Make sure to visit the Cisco booth and talk to the team about Cisco UCS Servers Well, we are officially deep
May 23, 2013
Cloud for Local Government Global Blog Series, Project “Brain Gain” & The Rice Bomber (Perspective from Louis Z …
Cloud for Local Government Global Blog Series, Project “Brain Gain” & The Rice Bomber (Perspective from Louis Z …
In Taiwan they discovered a natural resource which is badly needed everywhere, but which at least two Intelligent Communities have developed in an endless
May 23, 2013
Get a job: Be a Graphics Programmer for 2K Games
Get a job: Be a Graphics Programmer for 2K Games
"2K Games seeks the talents of a seasoned graphics programmer who enjoys a collaborative and creative work environment and is looking to push the boundaries of cutting edge 3D graphics."
May 23, 2013
This Week in Video Game Criticism: From Indie Networks to Wii U
This Week in Video Game Criticism: From Indie Networks to Wii U
This week, our partnership with game criticism site Critical Distance brings us picks on topics including the Wii U and indies helping indies.
May 23, 2013
Unity announces support for open-source platform Tizen
Unity announces support for open-source platform Tizen
On the heels of YoYo Games' announcement that it would be bringing GameMaker to Tizen, Unity Technologies has announced it, too, is developing a version of its software to the open-source platform.
May 23, 2013
Art Works webinar coming up on May 30th
Art Works webinar coming up on May 30th
A new webinar from the National Endowment for the Arts will be held later this month for prospective applicants of 2013's Art Works grant.
May 23, 2013
With no acceptable offers on the table, Atari is going to auction
With no acceptable offers on the table, Atari is going to auction
Earlier this year, the U.S. branch of Atari filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with the aim to sell all of its assets and secure a fresh start for the company. Four months on, the sale isn't going so well.
May 23, 2013
New Analysis: Comprehensive BYOD Implementation Increases Productivity, Decreases Costs
New Analysis: Comprehensive BYOD Implementation Increases Productivity, Decreases Costs
The growth of connected devices is impacting enterprises worldwide. The key to unlocking value, however, is shifting from the number of connected devices
May 22, 2013
Mobile Data Traffic Is Exploding—but Who Is Profiting? How Mobile Service Providers Can Monetize Mobile Data
Mobile Data Traffic Is Exploding—but Who Is Profiting? How Mobile Service Providers Can Monetize Mobile Data
By Marc Latouche, Vertical Manager, IBSG Service Provider The Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast Update projects a
May 22, 2013