Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Sergis Mushell: Intel’s Real Intention


 
(Digital Marketing Agency) – Following the announcement of Intel in creating the so-called XMM 6255 3G modem with the smallest possible size that is comparable to a tiny metal currency in attempt to implanting it to smart devices, Sergis Mushell, a research director at analytics company Gartner said that there is another reason behind making the commotion of creating the world’s tiniest 3G modem.
"It's not just about the size of it," Mushell stated. "What Intel is really doing is going after a significant stake in the Internet of Things market, where connectivity is most important.
"Getting connectivity right is essential for their entire product portfolio," he said.
"Anything with a screen will need to have connectivity" he added. "And processors will have to be combined with secure, low-power, connectivity technologies."

iland makes expansion into Singapore to address new and existing customers demand



Well-known Digital Marketing Agency, Enterprise cloud infrastructure provider iland expands into Singapore with a view to addressing the demands of new and existing customers that require robust global cloud environments. The company is looking to implement cloud strategies that are both easy to manage and scalable around the globe.

According to the company, Iland ECS addresses challenges associated with costs, complexity and compliance by delivering on visibility, performance and personalized support for faster return on investment.

Scott Sparvero, CEO and co-founder of iland said: “Singapore is a hub of business and technological innovation, and we are pleased to expand into the region as we support the global cloud initiatives of several of our multinational customers.”

He added: “Enterprise cloud hosting should be hassle-free, secure and compliant with applicable requirements. We are committed to working directly with customers to address their dynamic needs and ensure they can drive and protect business.”

China to Launch Homegrown Operating System to Catch up with Google, Microsoft


 
(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com) - World’s third largest country China has now set its sights on launching a Chinese-made operating system by October to help its domestic industry catch up with imported systems such as Microsoft's Windows, Google's mobile operating system Android and Apple’s iOS.
As Ni Guangnan, head of an official OS development alliance, cited, the operating system would first appear on desktop devices and later extend to smartphone and other mobile devices.
“We hope to launch a Chinese-made desktop operating system by October supporting app stores. Some Chinese OS already existed, but there was a large gap between China's technology and that of developed countries,” said Ni.

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Peak 10 increases Cincinnati facility by 5, 000 sq ft



Well-known Digital Marketing Agency, Based in the U.S, IT infrastructure and cloud service provider Peak 10 has made the expansion to its Cincinnati facility by 5,000 sq ft, including 3,800 sq ft of data center space.

According to Peak 10, the expansion to the Cincinnati facility is to accommodate the continued growth of Cincinnati customers in its Louisville facility. By delivering tailored and secure IT Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solutions it can allow local businesses to grow without having to invest capital into their own hardware or infrastructure.

Peak 10’s VP and general manager Dan Doerflein said:  “Company growth is a result of strong demand for secure infrastructure, cloud and managed services.”

He added: “We look forward to even more growth in the Greater Cincinnati region, as we continue to support the IT and business operations of local businesses, and expand our partner community.”

Google “Knowledge Vault” To Supersede “Knowledge Graph”



Well-known Digital Marketing Agency,With the development of a successor knowledge base of content known as “Knowledge Vault” Google’s knowledge graph will eventually be superseded. It is worth noting that Google’s knowledge graph is used to supply increasing amounts of structured content in PC and mobile search results. 

Knowledge Vault, which is sensationally characterized as the largest store of knowledge in human history, is being assembled from content across the internet without human editorial involvement. New Scientist says:  “Knowledge Vault autonomously gathers and merges information from across the web into a single base of facts about the world, and the people and objects in it.” 

It is reported that Google has assembled 1.6 billion “facts” and scored them according to confidence in their accuracy. Approximately 16 percent of the information in the database qualifies as “confident facts.”

Apple iPhone 6 Screen’s Suppliers Scramble amid Screen Setbacks



(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com) - Numerous reports are out claiming that iPhone 6 screen’s suppliers, specifically Japan Display Inc., Sharp Corp and LG Display Co Ltd, are scrambling to get enough screens ready for Apple’s newest generation of smartphone as the need to redesign a key component allegedly disrupts panel production ahead of September’s expected launch.
Suppliers’ display panel production reportedly suffered a setback after the backlight that helps illuminate the screen had to be revised, putting screen assembly on hold for part of June and July, while Apple’s aim for the thinnest phone possible leads to cutting back to a single layer of backlight film instead of the standard two layers.
Though, the suppliers are now working flat-out to make up for lost time so that they can produce enough screens prior to the iPhone 6’s launching date.

Amazon to Splash out Its Record Deal of $970 Million on Live Gaming Network Twitch



(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com) - Technology giant Amazon Inc. has finally reached an official agreement to acquire live-streaming gaming network Twitch Interactive for a deal surprisingly worth $970 million, the largest acquisition in its history.
This interesting move comes as Amazon aims at transforming the company into an Internet destination beyond its core retail operations, given the fast-growing world of online gaming.
"Twitch will further push Amazon into the gaming community while also helping it with video and advertising," Macquarie Research analyst Ben Schachter said in a note.
According to Twitch Chief Executive Officer Emmett Shear, the startup teamed up with Amazon because its deep pockets and ad sales expertise would enable the startup to pursue its strategic objectives even quicker.
"The reason why we reached out to Amazon, the reason I thought working for Amazon, having Twitch being a part of Amazon, would be a great idea for us (because) they would give us the resources to pursue these things that we honestly already want to pursue and they'd let us do it faster."