The company doesn't lack for press, either; the Times ("JEFF HAWKINS DEVELOPS A BRAINY BIG DATA COMPANY"), Technology Review, Forbes, and Bloomberg News have all covered Numenta with gusto.
New technologies pushed up demand for the brainy and well-educated, boosting the incomes of elite workers.
Despite the financial crash, the number of private-sector jobs in New York rose by 4% between 2007 and 2012; nationwide, it fell by 3%.Besides its traditional brainy industries finance, property and the media the city now has a thriving technology sector, which generates $30 billion in annual wages.
The brainy kids go to sixth-form in the shadow of ParcAberporth Technology Park, the whine of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) whispering seductively.
The brainy kids go to secondary school in the shadow of ParcAberporth Technology Park, the whine of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) whispering seductively.
I spent 20 years at General Motors (leading technology and procurement activities) so you can pretty much conclude that a creative "right brainy type" I'm not!
The other is the fraudulent promise that technology will free us all from unhappiness and infirmity, prolong life and provide parents with brainy, well-adjusted children untouched by genetic handicap.
Having the mainframe act as the brainy control point for data centers, analysts note, would also tend to lock customers further into I.B.M.'s technology.
Lanchester, a brainy, pleasure-loving polymath, is a novelist, memoirist and journalist who writes sagely and elegantly about food, family, culture, technology and money.
Fed up when the brass ignored him, the brainy Isenberg left AT&T Laboratories in January and now spends most of his time freelancing for startups besieging AT&T with newer technology.
