University of Copenhagen has a great article on using artificial atoms for memory which enables the creation of storage devices which store data fastert and more accurate.

In an excerpt:

Your computer has two equally important elements: computing power and memory. Traditionally, scientists have developed these two elements in parallel. Computermemory is constructed from magnetic components, while the media of computing is electrical signals.

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My friend Neil Oribe sent me the link about The 30 Top Paying Jobs in IT.

In a quick summary:

Business Continuity Analyst, $100,250;
IT Auditor, $102,750;
Data Modeler, $103,000;
Network Security Administrator, $103,000;
Systems Security Administrator, $103,500;
Data Security Analyst, $104,000;
Data Warehouse Analysts, $104,250;
Software Engineer, $104,500

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I am not certain when was this posted but I certainly got interested browsing through a number of great sites which includes—Wikitravel, MajorGeeks & LikeBetter. I am not yet finished going through the list of Top 100 Undiscovered Sites.

You can browse them here.

I am so sorry to see that the final issue of Business 2.0 has arrived. I have been reading this magazine for years now and it is the only magazine I don’t stop reading until I finish every page on it.