Facebook at Work will be able for Users

The workplace network will be built on Facebook to meet some users’ needs, leading to Digital Marketing Agency reported. 

By this way, “Facebook is building a network for professionals to connect and collaborate on work-related documents”, as the Financial Times reports.

One more thing, the creative from Facebook will look similar to the other social network, but the users can keep their personal profile.

In addition the users at workplace can chat with colleagues, build professional networks and share documents.

“Facebook at Work is likely to bring some benefits to companies - but not the ones they think,” said Prof Andre Spicer, of Cass Business School.

“It is unlikely to make employees more productive, but it will help them to be more connected and aware”.

US Department of Energy Plans To Build Fastest Supercomputers

Well-known Digital Marketing Agency, The US Department of Energy is set to build two new GPU-accelerated supercomputers, codenamed ‘Summit’ and ‘Sierra.’ Using Nvidia GPUs and IBM POWER, the two will be considerably faster than Tianhe-2, currently the world’s most powerful system, developed by China’s National University of Defense Technology.

It is hoped that that experiments conducted with the aid of these impressive machines will lead to greater US energy independence, help find new approaches to curbing climate change, improving fuel efficiencies and predicting natural disasters.

Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO and co-founder of NVIDIA said: “Today’s science is tomorrow’s technology. Scientists are tackling massive challenges from quantum to global to galactic scales. Their work relies on increasingly more powerful supercomputers. Through the invention of GPU acceleration, we have paved the path to exascale supercomputing – giving scientists a tool for unimaginable discoveries.”

The UK Internet Service Released New Measure

New measure from the UK's major internet service has been announced, according to Digital Marketing Agency reported.

The UK's major internet service providers (ISPs) are to introduce new measures to tackle online extremism, as Downing Street has said.

One more thing, the ISPs had “committed” to strengthening their filters and adding a “public reporting button” to flag terrorism-related material.

According to Prime Minster David Cameron said, technology companies had a “social responsibility” to deal with jihadists.

Mr. Cameron told the Australian Parliament in Canberra that he was putting technology companies under pressure to deal with jihadist material.

“In the UK we are pushing them to do more, including strengthening filters, improving reporting mechanisms and being more proactive in taking down this harmful material,” he said.

Smartphones to Have 3D Display without the Internet Access

(Digital Marketing Agency) – According to the publication from The Optical Society’s journal Optica, smartphones will soon be able to have a 3 dimensional images display on the screen without the help of the Internet  by simply scanning Quick Response (QR) codes.

“We have developed a method of using QR codes along with smartphones to enable encrypted 3D information to be securely displayed on mobile devices,” said Bahram Javidi, project team leader from the University of Connecticut in the US.

“The QR codes we developed store compressed and encrypted images, which can be easily scanned, decrypted, and decompressed by commercial smartphones for secure 3D visual communication,” he added.

“In the new method, we store self-contained slices of data in the QR codes themselves. It is then possible to receive and visualise 3D images without using the internet,” Javidi said.

Non-Polluting Fuel-Cell Cars to Be Ready for Mass Market by 2025

(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com)- According to Robert Bosch, a senior executive at auto industry supplier, non-polluting fuel-cell cars will be cheaper and so match the mass market by 2015 thanks to greater economies of scale.

Albeit with their efficiency, the fuel-cell cars have failed to gain widespread acceptance because of prohibitive development costs, yet head of Bosch's automotive division Wolf-Henning Scheider still sees the vehicles as viable alternatives.

"They are not out of the race. They are a viable alternative to other zero-emission vehicle technologies," Scheider said.

The first fuel-cell cars on the market are expected to be priced at approximately $70,000.

Daimler, Hyundai, Nissan, Ford, Toyota, Honda and General Motors are all developing fuel-cell vehicles, while Toyota and Honda intend start selling fuel-cell vehicles starting next year.

Twitter Was Given Debt in Its Trouble

Recently, twitter has trouble in its growth, so it was given debt by US ratings agency Standard and Poors, according to Digital Marketing Agency reported.

“Twitter's $1.8bn (£1.1bn) September debt issue - IOUs sold to investors in return for interest - were worthy of a "speculative" rating of BB-, three notches below investment grade”, as S&P said.

“The company is investing very aggressively in growth. Depending on the level of business reinvestment, Twitter may not generate positive discretionary cash flow until 2016,” S&P said in a note.

Leading to twitter reported in October, “There is a disappointing 7% fall in timeline views per user - a closely watched measure of engagement - despite a 23% growth in its user base in the third quarter”.

The company said, “its fourth-quarter revenue might fall short of market expectations of $448.8mn (£283mn)”.

Tencent to Pair up Chinese Counterpart Warner Music for Music Streaming

(Digital Marketing Agency, thesnsgroup.com)- China’s Tencent Holding Ltd has finally struck a distribution deal with Warner Music Group to provide streaming licensed music to users for the sack of online piracy settlement.

“In a statement, the two companies said the deal would help music companies and artists by giving consumers better access to licensed music,” Reuter reported.

“Under the deal, Tencent will also help promote WMG's artists through its video service, social networks and PC and mobile games.”

However, both firms did not disclose the terms of the deal.