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Scala goes skinny: Ammonite tunes the heavyweight for simple tasks
An interactive REPL and system shell capabilities highlight the coming Version 1.0 release
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Intel’s WiGig technology makes wireless VR a near-future prospect
Wireless VR might be here within the next year.
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Nokia rolls out its first 'petabit-class' router
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Imagination adds safety, resilience to processor for IoT
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Baby Boomers taking to social media in greater numbers
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Government stresses continuity of broadband policy after election
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Lufthansa Systems ‘crowdfunds’ BI to mine flight data
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Govt selects Melbourne Uni, Edith Cowan for cyber security funding
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Updated: Telstra prepares to slash 1400 jobs
Telstra has confirmed that around 1400 employees are set to lose their jobs.
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Technology 'will be critical' to aged care: Wyatt - Australian Ageing Agenda
Australian Ageing Agenda
Technology 'will be critical' to aged care: Wyatt
Australian Ageing Agenda
The aged care technology roadmap launched yesterday has been welcomed by government and the opposition for its potential to integrate into the ongoing reform process. While the sector waits to see whether that leads to financial support, the provider ...and more »
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Telstra prepares to slash 1400 jobs
Telstra has confirmed that around 1400 employees are set to lose their jobs.
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Biology meets technology in contemporary art exhibition - UQ News
via uq.edu.au
Biology meets technology in contemporary art exhibition
UQ News
A new exhibition that explores ideas of futuristic biologies and the intersection of art and science will open at the UQ Art Museum on Saturday 17 June. New Alchemists comes to The University of Queensland from the Salamanca Arts Centre in Tasmania and ...
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