In response to a reader of my blog post about Project Butterfly, I checked with Scott Sheppard of Autodesk Labs to get a better idea of the underlying platform for Project Butterfly. Project Butterfly Technology […]
After a three-month investigation by the European Commission, the EU has decided that the acquisition has the “potential to revitalize important assets and create new and innovative products.” Of particular concern was Oracle’s acquisition of […]
In the UK the public is now beginning to be able to access detailed government information at data.gov.uk, which was just launched today by Tim Berners-Lee. Apparently data.gov.uk already contains more than 2,500 sets of […]
I blogged previously about Vancouver’s ground breaking decision to open the city’s data to public access. Vancouver has just launched a new version of the City’s Open Data web site. Compared with the initial launch […]
There are 19 nuclear reactors in the UK totaling 11 GWe capacity and about 3% of UK electricity demand is met by imports of nuclear power from France, so total nuclear consumption is normally about […]
Every year ReNew Canada publishes the largest infrastructure projects in Canada. To be included a project must either be in construction or at least have financing completed. Also oil and gas and commercial/residential projects are […]
The California Air Resources Board passed a regulation last year that requires landfills throughout the state not already capturing methane to do so by 2012, with the objective of reducing 1.5 million metric tons of […]
Project Butterfly is an Autodesk Technology Preview that allows AutoCAD users to edit AutoCAD drawings over the web just using a Web browser. With Project Butterfly, AutoCAD users can share and work on DWG files […]