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Content and application providers like Google, Spotify and Amazon are investing billions of dollars annually in a combination of facilities (such as data centers), fiber networks, servers and routers-to the tune of $33 billion annually on average. Before the Federal Communications Commission can hold auctions to sell mobile service providers licenses to use former TV broadcast spectrum, the FCC has to convince TV broadcasters to give up their licenses to use the spectrum themselves. Dr. Bonnet, co-author of what is sure to be a forthcoming popular book, Leading Digital: Turning Technology into Business Transformation, started with the observation that: Technology is the biggest thing in business today. We are at an inflection point. If you can't integrate tech into your business you will not succeed. Microsoft has been in something of a less than pleasant position lately. With the PC market-desktops and laptops alike-in something of a decline in favor of mobile devices, and the mobile device market largely dominated by Apple and Google, this has left Microsoft to stage a come-from-behind fight in the mobile markets. While reports suggest Microsoft is currently taking the third place slot, there's no reason to think that Microsoft isn't planning to make a run at the top, and an unlikely ally has stepped in to help in the form of HP's new line of Stream tablets and laptops. The U.K. should target nationwide access to 1 Gbps broadband in homes, businesses and public buildings, with 10Gbps services for tech-clusters, as early possible in the next parliament, a new position paper by Labor Digital, a group affiliated with the U.K. Labour Party argues. It's not even a close race for the best HD voice service in the U.S. T-Mobile US is the clear winner because it has HD voice everywhere, and it just works. AT&T, Sprint and Verizon all have work ahead of them. Facebook today announced it has rebuilt Atlas and is leveraging the technology to enable advertisers to reach people with personalized messages across devices, and use information about both online impressions and offline purchases to figure out what ads and offers are the best match for each individual. This kind of personalized targeting and use of both online and offline information is the wave of the future. Over the past couple of years Apple and Samsung have sued each other, and been sued by other companies over patent infringements. This is a reasonably normal event. Most companies want to keep control over what they feel was developed under their roof.
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