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Software engineer Eric Sun has revealed the evolution of Facebook’s Entity Graph, a complicated data set which maps the social (...)

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Google has released a white paper that shows a proportional impact on a movie’s box office success based on the number of searches (...)

The Technology Strategy Board (TSB), despite having the word technology in there and its goal being to “stimulate innovation”, (...)

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