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Armed with vast data sets produced by tech firms, microeconomists can produce startlingly good forecasts of human behaviour.

If successful, Smooth-Stone would undermine Intel's server-chip business and offer companies, especially those with vast data centers like Google, Amazon.com, Facebook and Microsoft, enormous energy cost savings.

To make sure it can offer these services, Sprint has partnered with handset companies including Samsung that develop phones with vast data storage and fast chips.

To make sure it can offer these services, Sprint has partnered with handset companies including Samsung that make phones with vast data storage and fast chips.

However, thanks to the advanced bioinformatic methods which can cope with vast data sets, it is possible to extract systematic information originally dispersed over extensive data matrices.

The Bophana Center is an audio-visual resource library with a vast data bank of films and tapes on the Khmer Rouge past, including international news reports, documentaries and fiction films made by amateur filmmaker King Sihanouk himself.

Every day, Earth-observing satellites outfitted with remote-sensing technology generate vast data streams that scientists use to study the biosphere the part of the Earth and its atmosphere that can support life.

The research centers are linked by network connections about 20 times as fast as the standard high-speed connections and are equipped with storage systems able to handle vast data files and high-performance computers.

Combined with the development of new technologies that have given us entire genomes and the tools with which to study them, these vast data sets have the potential to launch an evolutionary medicine revolution.

With Google and Facebook pooling their vast data profiles, and access to our mobile phones, consumers will have no place to hide," Chester said.

Items ranging from cars, appliances and packaged goods to roadways and utility wires, he says, are increasingly "instrumented" with transistors, sensors and radio frequency ID, or RFID, tags, "interconnected" over the Internet and "intelligent" because of advanced software that communicates with vast supercomputing data centers.