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Dyyno: Dyyno Selected as a Finalist for Silicon Valley Business Journal Emerging Technology Award

PALO ALTO, CA (MARKET WIRE) Dyyno, the Web platform for instant sharing of visual information, today announced it has been named a finalist for the 2009 Emerging Technology Awards from the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal. Dyyno was chosen as a finalist in the Social Networking category after a comprehensive evaluation of local companies and technologies by the publication's editors. The Business...

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Computer History Museum Honors First Microprocessor Intel’s 4004

Today, a team of engineers will be recognized at the Computer History Museum for designing the first microprocessor in 1971, a 4-bit parallel CPU with 2,300 transistors. That project, from an infant Intel [3 years old], was a huge achievement and one can honestly say “it changed the world.” The Intel 4004 was the first general [...]

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Berkman Center Reception This Wednesday

In his book Outliers , Malcolm Gladwell talks about the power of circumstance. He explains that Bill Gates and Bill Joy had unprecedented access to the earliest computers and, as a result, they built a couple of the most important computer companies in the history of computation. A quick look at the folks who graduated from law school with me at the dawn of the Internet age (it sounds so long ago...

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IBM mainframe computer 1960s

PHOTO: A gang of veteran engineers breathes new life into the hulk of an old IBM 1401 mainframe computer originally built in the 1960s. The rebuild was done for the Computer History Museum in the Silicon Valley, 1401 N. Shoreline Boulevard, Mountain View, CA -- computerhistory.org . From article by Philip E. Ross, "Rebuilding the IBM 1401, A gang of veteran engineers breathes new life into the...

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Time to build a Cork Computer History Museum

We have buildings all over Cork, empty. We have a recession. The hospitality industry is crippled. We need something that encourages tourism, makes use of some of that property and points the way to the future. Can I suggest a Cork Computer History Museum? What’s one of the biggest attractions in Silicon Valley? The Computer History Museum What’s [...]

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SAML Single Sign-on with Desktop Apps – Enabled by OAuth

One question that repeatedly comes up in any discussion of web single-sign on is “How do I get my desktop apps to play'”. Often, Enterprise Single Sign-on (ESSO) is the answer – deploying an agent to the client desktop to automatically populate the username/password popup for Outlook, or whatever desktop app you’re working with. This [...]

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PRSA - Silicon Valley: PRSA Silicon Valley Presents Media Predicts: 2010

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA (MARKET WIRE) "MEDIA PREDICTS: 2010," produced by PRSA Silicon Valley in partnership with the Computer History Museum, is coming Wednesday, December 2. This annual sellout event features an evening with top business and technology journalists as they predict what will be hot in the coming year, and discuss the most notable technologies, trends and issues. The gala dinner...

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Add-on-Con09

My friends at OneRiot and Adaptive Blue are organizing the second annual Add-on-Con . It is being held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA on Dec 11. If you are involved in a company that makes browser add-ons of any sort, this conference is for you. The conference is a full day of discussions about the browser and browser add-on market. The closing keynote is on the future of the web...

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Ray Kurzweil - Futurist

YouTube via ComputerHistory "[Recorded July 13 2009] Ray Kurzweil is a 21st century polymath. He is a scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, author, visionary and futurist. As a scientist and inventor he has pioneered work in optical character recognition (OCR), speech recognition technology, and electronic keyboard instruments. As an entrepreneur, Kurzweil has founded businesses in the fields of...

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'Gourmet' feels internet bite as too many cooks go online

NET RESULTS:The Kitchen Computer has finally come to pass, but not as the makers intended, writesKARLIN LILLINGTON

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IIW Trending Topics: OpenID and IC Cooperation and Activity Streams

IIW IX, the 9th Semiannual Internet Identity Workshop is underway at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. At each meeting, I'm usually surprised by the emergence of one or two topics and pleased to see continued moves toward...

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The Computer History Museum: MEDIA ALERT: KTEH and Computer History Museum Kick Off Internet Scavenger Hunt

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ThreatMetrix: ThreatMetrix a Finalist for Silicon Valley Business Journal Emerging Technology Award

LOS ALTOS, CA (MARKET WIRE) ThreatMetrix, the market-leading provider of device identification software for preventing online fraud, today announced it's been named a finalist for a 2009 Emerging Technology Award from the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal. ThreatMetrix was chosen as a finalist for the Security category after a comprehensive evaluation of local companies and technologies by the...

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Happy 40th Birthday, Internet!

They say life begins at forty. As we stand at the cusp of the semantic Web, that adage certainly holds true for the Internet. Related posts: Study: Internet sex offender stereotype very inaccurate No Internet access to sex offenders in New Jersey Half of Internet users pay a monthly bill online