November 9, 2009 7:10 PM PST
Open-source Hadoop powers Tennessee smart grid
The headline of this post misidentified the state served by the Hadoop open-source project. It is Tennessee.
Read the updated story here.
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Business Tech
Week in review: Gaga for gadgetsGoogle, Microsoft, and even Apple make fresh plays to command the attention of consumers' wallets. Also: France to tax Google?
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The first microcomputers (images)
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Technically Incorrect
Woman arrested after visiting with WoW teenCanadian boy leaves home to see 42-year-old woman whom he met on World of Warcraft. No Canadian laws were broken, but she's arrested back home in Texas.
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2010 CES
E-readers' next chapter might not have happy endingThere were plenty of the book readers on display at CES, but many question whether the market for such dedicated devices is large enough to support all the new entrants.
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Highlights from the Microsoft keynote
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2010 CES
Nokia talks up business in the developing worldCEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo takes the keynote stage at CES Friday to discuss the company's strategy for reaching the world's developing markets with its products.
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Video
Floor-cleaning robot gets those tight spots
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The Social
Google launches local search for mobileThe "Near me now" option is now available for Android and iPhone users who have opted to share their locations.
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Cutting Edge
Starry, starry 'first light' from NASA's WISE missionThe new Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer kicks off its mission to scan and capture a view of the entire sky with a look at the constellation Carina.
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Gallery
Intel touts 3D, apps for Netbooks at CES (photos)
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The Cheapskate
Get a 4.3-inch Pharos GPS for $59.99 shippedAmazingly, this is a new unit, not a refurb. It is, however, an older model, and there's a mail-in rebate involved. Even so, it'll probably sell out fast.
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2010 CES
Control4 readies networked home energy systemControl4's home energy management system uses a home wireless network and tough-screen display to monitor electricity and let consumers participate in energy efficiency programs.
