Stulz sees enormous opportunity in China

Digital Marketing Agency, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reveals that the country has more than 430,000 data centers holding more than 5m servers. With a large number of these facilities, German cooling company Stulz is seeing big opportunities in this country as the facilities have a massive demand for cooling capacity.

Marc Brean, president of the China dvision of Germany's Stulz, reveals that China will replace the US to become Stulz's biggest single market outside Europe, saying the company is attaching special importance to the China market.

According to Marc, “Like the European and the US market, China's data center market is firstly driven by the telecom and banking industries, then by the IT and cloud computing industries. If we have a look at the US market, we will find many large cloud data center projects are being constructed now.


China also follows the case—as more and more Chinese users use smart phones and tablets for online shopping and online communication, this leads to increasing demand on data processing and storage capacity, and hence large data center projects are rolled out to address the demand.”

New Samsung Smart TVs Launched in 2015 to Be Powered by Tizen Operation System

(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com)- South Korean giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has confirmed that all its new smart television products, which offer additional software and connectivity functions such as video streaming and web browsing capabilities, will run the Tizen operating system.

"We are focussing our efforts on Tizen right now," Kim Hyun-suk, Samsung's president of visual display business was quoted as saying.

"We hope that other TV makers will also use it and help build an ecosystem that will help the platform grow."

The platform represents the most visible effort on the software front by Samsung, which has sought to free itself from Google Inc's Android platform, Reuter cited.

Lizard Squad Vending Lizard Stresser, a Tool for Taking down PlayStation Network and Xbox Live

(Digital Marketing Agency) – After a successful attack on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live on Christmas, Lizard Squad has released “Lizard Stresser”, the culprit of the attack, on the market.

“Welcome to Lizard Stresser, brought to you by Lizard Squad,” read the tool’s introduction page. “This booter is famous for taking down some of the world’s largest gaming networks such as Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, Jagex, BattleNet, League of Legends, and many more! With this stresser, you wield the power to launch some of the world’s largest denial of service attacks.”

This tool costs between $6 to $500 in Bitcoins for attacks. The most expensive tier offers 30,000 seconds of attack (a little more than 20 days), and costs just $130 per month. For $500, customers can launch unlimited attacks.

The Ape for Disaster, RoboSimian has been created by NASA

NASA has created an ape, RoboSimian, which has four limbs, seven cameras and a LiDAR system, according to Digital Marketing Agency reported.

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is working on a different kind of robot for disaster response that's designed to move like an ape.

One more thing, this disaster-response robot is competing in the DARPA Robotics Challenge finals.

“It is intentionally the tortoise relative to the other hares in the competition. We feel that a very stable and deliberate approach suites our technical strengths and provides a model for one vital element of the 'ecosystem' of robots that we expect to be deployed to disaster scenarios in the future,” said JPL's Brett Kennedy, who is supervisor of the Robotic Vehicles and Manipulators Group.

TalkTalk Negotiating with Tesco on Blinkbox Acquisition

(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com)- Leading British broadband provider TalkTalk is reportedly holding talks with Tesco over the acquisition of loss-making video-streaming service Blinkbox, which was initially bought by the supermarket chain three years ago to offer Netflix-type movie, TV and music streaming.

The move comes as TalkTalk aims to boost its TV business, with the deal expected to be officially announced on January 8, when Tesco Chief Executive Dave Lewis is due to outline his strategy for reviving the fortunes of Britain's biggest grocer.

Vodafone had also looked at Blinkbox, which analysts say could be worth about 14 million pounds, according to previous reports.

NASA Develops RobotSimian for Aiding in Catastrophes

(Digital Marketing Agency) – The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has produced a robot called RobotSimian, which looks like an ape, to assist in saving and performing heavy tasks including lifting wreckages off survivors.

The production of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, this artificial intelligent consists of four matching appendages working as arms and legs. Together, they move the robot across rough terrain and rubble but can also pick up and manipulate objects, CNN reported. The RobotSimian also owns wheels for shoring when the surface is adequately even.

The robot has forged entry into the DARPA Robotics Challenge which select the best robot that will be receptive toward emergency in June 2015.

5 Most Popular Article of 2014: Google Roll out Panda 4.0

Digital Marketing Agency, Officially, Panda 4.0 has hit the Google search results. Designed to help boost great-quality content sites while pushing down thin or low-quality content sites in the search results, the Panda algorithm has always targeted scraper sites and low-quality content sites in order to provide searchers with the best search results possible.

As a result, Panda 4.0 has definitely caused some waves in the search results.

Marie Haynes of HIS Web Marketing says: "It was interesting to see the chatter amongst SEOs over the last few days. We all knew that something was going on, but there was significant disagreement on exactly what Google was doing. Most of the black hats were saying that it was related to Penguin because they were noticing huge drops in their sites with the spammiest link profiles."