ATLANTA AP - It turns out even computers can have information overload.Powerful computers can make millions of calculations in a blink of the eye, but that leaves a nettlesome challenge: the task of analyzing the resulting mountains of data.In response, scientists are exploring new ways to sift through huge troves of information and transform them into tidbits that researchers, health officials and even police officers can act on.
August 06, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – It turns out even computers can have information overload.
Powerful computers can make millions of calculations in a blink of the eye, but that leaves a nettlesome challenge: the task of analyzing the resulting mountains of data.
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