Month: March 2017

The Supreme Court has unanimously raised education standards for students with disabilities around the United States. The 8-0 decision further specified teaching requirements, stating that a child’s “educational program must be appropriately ambitious in light of his circumstances” and “every child should have the chance to meet challenging objectives” whether they are learning in or out of regular education classrooms, The Washington Post reports. The case began in a lower court, when parents of a child with autism and attention … Continue reading “The Supreme Court Has Raised Teaching Standards For Special Needs Students”

Championed by corporate giants like Google and Amazon, cloud computing has revolutionized digital storage and access over the past decade. A Forbes study revealed that 55% of companies experienced heightened productivity after switching to a cloud hosting service. With this benefit, among others, the trend has caught on. The global market for cloud service equipment is expected to reach $79.1 billion by 2018. Suddenly, the cloud is spreading. The term “fog computing,” or edge computing, was coined by Cisco in … Continue reading “Decentralizing The Cloud: What You Should Know About Fog Computing”