Too much technology is discarded when it can be easily repaired and passed on to others, especially in emerging economies. Now one country, Sweden, is giving its people tax breaks if they repair, not replace, what is broken.
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This is the funniest strategy guide I’ve ever seen! Just read the Amazon reviews!
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This week’s digital archaeology digest looks at digital debates, discoveries, and projects focused on unprovenanced papyri, using VR to navigate Mars and the continued efforts to uncover the history of slavery on university campuses in the United States.
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No matter what happens in Washington, you should keep investing. Here are the three most powerful long-term trends.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise may be poised to buy SimpliVity — the Westborough, Mass.-based second-ranked hyperconvergence infrastructure (HCI) vendor — for $3.8 billion to $3.9 billion, according to The Register. HPE did not comment but CEO Doron Kempel shed some light on SimpliVity’s latest quarter whilealso declining to comment on the acquisition […]
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Every once in a while, you snag a great takeaway (or five) that you never could have predicted. Here are five surprises I’ve taken away from podcasting.
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Since the first industrial revolution, cities have been magnets for people, particularly the young, displaced migrants and innovators. Today, half of humanity – 3.5 billion people in total – lives in cities and the percentage will grow to 60 percent by 2030. Cities are centers of innovation and culture, but as […]
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72% of tech workers feel appreciated on the job, and 71% feel their career allows for solid work/life balance. What makes technology professionals so satisfied?
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The software industry has accepted that it can provide commercially supported services to open source software (and therefore monetize it) and so the golden age of open source arrived somewhere around the start of the new millennium. So is it happily ever after? Ah hem, well no, not quite.
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