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Our central goal at Xi3 Corporation is to replace today's single-purpose computing technologies with a multi-purpose architecture called Xi3. Xi3 is an advanced, standardized core-processing technology that provides four key advantages: 1. Advanced feature sets: Xi3 is a new architectural standard, one complete with advanced backplane designs and superior cooling processes. By coupling these advances to a standard architecture, Xi3 provides manufacturers with the ability to introduce more advanced feature sets into a diverse field of products.

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Voici une petite infographie qui synthétise bien l’état de l’art en matière de landing page. A lire et à appliquer dans la mesure du possible!

Faire une landing page

http://www.webdesign2803.fr/infographie/faire-une-landing-page/
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=461505383919 One of my most vivid memories from school was the day our chemistry teacher let us in on the Big Secret: every chemical reaction is a joining or separating of links between atoms. Which links form or break is completely governed by the energy involved and the number of electrons each atom has. The principle stuck with me long after I'd forgotten the details. There existed a simple reason for all of the strange rules of chemistry, and that reason lived at a lower level of reality. Maybe other things in the world were like that too.

The Full Stack, Part I

The HTML5 Experiments of Hakim El Hattab

http://hakim.se/#/experiments View DOM Tree Happy holidays! I didn't get a pine tree for Christmas this year so I decided to compensate by creating a digital counterpart out of HTML form elements. The DOM tree is generated via JavaScript every time you visit the page so you'll never see the same one twice.
Web Development For Beginners

C’est fait, vous avez terminé votre Business Plan, vous venez de lever un peu d’argent, votre plan média est prêt… mais il y a un souci : il vous manque quelques développeurs. Et vous l’avez compris, trouver la perle rare semble bien difficile en ce moment. Nicolas Martignole est bloggeur et développeur indépendant. Il fait partie de l’équipe d’organisation du Paris Java User Group . Bien connu dans la communauté Java, il nous donne quelques pistes pour comprendre les nouvelles règles du recrutement.

Recruter des développeurs, ce qui a changé

http://fr.techcrunch.com/2010/07/26/recruter-des-developpeurs-ce-qui-a-change/
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Web sémantique

Tom Tague from Thomson Reuters' OpenCalais team did a keynote speech today at SemTech in San Jose. His presentation was a wonderful wrapup of current semantic technology trends, and what we can expect over the next few years. To open, he said that where we are now in the evolution of the Web is content rich, but information poor - plus "experientially deficient". He suggested that 'web 3.0' is about cleaning up the mess of web 2.0 and improving interfaces.

The State of the Market in Semantic Technologies

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/the_state_of_the_market_in_semantic_technologies.php
open Source ERP

This just in: one chapter of AOL’s patent journey is coming to an end. The company is selling 800 patents to Microsoft for just north of $1 billion. Tim Armstrong, the CEO of AOL, says that the company will continue to sold on to about 300 patents and patent applications as a result of that, spanning “core and strategic technologies” around advertising, search and content generation. Full memo below.

Vooices controls web apps with voice - and could verify celebs o

http://techcrunch.com/?awesm=tcrn.ch_3sA
I'm participating in a panel discussion this morning during the offsite of a major media company. They sent me a list of questions in preparation of the event. One of the questions was the title of this post; "What drives consumer adoption of new technologies?". It's an interesting question and one I've never tried to answer directly in writing. But it's also a question we attempt to answer every day in our firm as we evaluate thousands of new startups every year. http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2009/06/what-drives-consumer-adoption-of-new-technologies.html

What Drives Consumer Adoption Of New Technologies?

http://alwayson.goingon.com/permalink/post/34216 Foundry Group's Brad Feld takes a close look at one of the many companies trying to break the code on web site loyalty and likes what he sees. For all of you out there who are wondering, Amy is doing fine. We’re in Boulder, she’s happy, in some pain, but enjoying the delightful impact of Percocet, and making her way through MI-5 Season 8. Thanks for all of the support, emails, and kind words. I’m about to head out for a five hour run (broken into three separate segments) in preparation for the 50 miler I’m doing in April after I help her take a shower (which ordinarily I would be excited about), but first I thought I’d write some thoughts about a call I had with an entrepreneur yesterday.

Announcing the 2010 OnMedia 100 | AlwaysOn

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En­ter­prise Sys­tems, I mean. And not just a lit­tle bit, ei­ther. Or­ders of mag­ni­tude wrong. http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2010/01/02/Doing-It-Wrong

ongoing · Doing It Wrong

The Standish Group collects information on project failures in the IT industry and environments with the objective of making the industry more successful and to show ways to improve its success rates and increase the value of the IT investments. The latest results have been compiled into the CHAOS Report 2009 published by the organization in April. Problem: it measures success by only looking at whether the projects were completed on time, on budget, and with required features and functions (met user requirements).

The CHAOS Report 2009 on IT Project Failure - PM Hut

CHANGE is in the air. A new communications technology threatens a dramatic upheaval in America’s newspaper industry, overturning the status quo and disrupting the business model that has served the industry for years. This “great revolution”, warns one editor, will mean that some publications “must submit to destiny, and go out of existence.” With many American papers declaring bankruptcy in the past few months, their readers and advertisers lured away by cheaper alternatives on the internet, this doom-laden prediction sounds familiar.

Newspapers and technology: Network effects | The Economist

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