Sequoia’s Sir Michael Moritz: The ‘data factory’ is the next Industrial Revolution Jolie O’Dell, venturebeat.com Early Bird Tickets on Sale SAN FRANCISCO — Computation power, applications, device and services costs, and storage are experiencing a dramatic upheaval not unlike the Industrial Revolution of centuries past. All that adds … http://flip.it/T6dGj Related articles Sequoia's Sir Michael … Continue reading The data factory is the next industrial revolution
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Homeless to hacker: How the Maker Movement Changed one Man’s Life
(via Homeless to hacker: How the Maker Movement... | TimBatchelder. Related articles 'Maker Movement' enabling more women to launch tech businesses? (zdnet.com) Chris Anderson: New Revolution "Bigger Than The Web" (dailyreckoning.com) Maker Corps at Maker Faire Wants You! (makezine.com) Life on the Fringes of Cyberculture: An Interview with Gareth Branwyn (motherboard.vice.com) MIT wants to see … Continue reading Homeless to hacker: How the Maker Movement Changed one Man’s Life
TechShop: industrial revolution for $125 a month
TechShop: an industrial revolution for $125 a month Brian Heater, engadget.com Someone, Mark Hatch, if I had to guess, has left a Square reader just to the left of where we’ve set up our cameras. It’s on a table next to a small, but exceptionally diverse array of gadgets. There’s a wooden book that unfolds … Continue reading TechShop: industrial revolution for $125 a month
Nokia works to understand developing markets thru ethnographic research
Great article on the fact that Nokia is investing heavily in a do or die fashion in understanding the anthropology of how people actually use mobile devices in the developing world, and using this to develop a line of low power mobile devices. Nokia Sets Sights on Developing World - Technology Review. Related articles Nokia's … Continue reading Nokia works to understand developing markets thru ethnographic research
In the Next Industrial Revolution, Atoms Are the New Bits | Magazine
via www.wired.com An interesting new article in Wired on the way that social networking, crowdsourcing and software driven, personal manufacturing is transforming the manufacturing of every type of good. Indeed the worlds of bit and atoms are merging at a rapid clip. Related articles Innovation Lessons From 3-D Printing (sloanreview.mit.edu) Bits of Atoms (farisyakob.typepad.com) Robots Will … Continue reading In the Next Industrial Revolution, Atoms Are the New Bits | Magazine

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