When you're running the world's largest particle accelerator, smashing particles at nearly the speed of light to understand the Universe at its most basic levels, you'd better have a great IT strategy.
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Saudi telecom seeks help monitoring encrypted Twitter data according to e-mails.
A open source graphic maps when and where changes are made.
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After years of fine-tuning a business model built around copyright lawsuits over pornographic movies, prolific anti-piracy lawyer John Steele is now on the receiving end of a devastating sanctions order by a federal judge in Los Angeles, who has recommended a criminal investigation of Steele and his colleagues.
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Despite what you see on TV, facial recognition isn't a silver bullet.
Scenarios that users expect to work offline will, in fact, work offline.
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