We’ll admit it. Software from the technology giants—Google, Microsoft, and Apple—simply works. Most modern humans have had at least some contact with products from these companies. The elegance of an iPhone, the user-friendliness of Google and the interoperability of Microsoft make them household names. That must be why they’re so popular, right? Well, not exactly.
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The introduction of Kwale Tech Hub’s training programs is a game-changer for rural coastal Kenya’s youth, who can now take part in the country’s growing tech economy.
Could data centres serve, rather than harm, our communities? Community-owned data centres give citizens control over their digital lives.
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...and you can ask her any questions you want. With the 'Mother Earth Telephone', you might soon have our planet on the other end of the line.
The demand for computing capacity is increasing worldwide whilst reports of the environmental impact of data centres grow. Techbuyer aims to counter this with refurbished servers.
A new step towards high-resolution earthquake mapping could be coming from the inside your pocket. Accelerometers in mobile phones are providing data to understand the phenomenon and keep our cities safer.
