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Marek Reichman is the architect of Aston Martins modern-day form language, the basis for what is arguably the worlds most beautiful car brand. The 104-year-old company has a legacy for vehicles that have sinuous bodies and enduring cool, and has long been a particular point of British pride. Look no further than the romance of James Bonds original DB5 in the 1964 film Goldfinger. When Aston Martin celebrated its centenary in 2013, thousands gathered on the green lawns of Kensington Gardens in central London to fawn at 550 historical and posh cars including elegant coachbuilt Zagatos and the iconic Bond car collection, in total worth well over a $1 billion dollars.

It might be surprising then that a company so steeped in its heritage would be enthusiastic about how technology is impacting its design plans for its second century.

I sat down with Reichman, design director and chief creative officer, in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, to talk about how new technology has made car design a more exciting gig in the last few years. Reichman joined Aston Martin in 2005 after serving as a designer at Ford Motor Company. He also had a hand in the Rolls-Royce Phantom and the Range Rover MKIII in past designer roles. Aston Martin has introduced the V12 Vanquish Volante, a DBX Concept, and the Vulcan under his watch.

Tall and lean, with spiky red hair, Reichman has the enthusiasm of an earnest professor he also teaches car design at the Royal College of Art. Reichman spends between much of his time in Gaydon in northern England, where Aston Martin is based, and in many ways represents the way Aston Martin is hedging its fine pedigree with edgy advances into sports cars of the future.

Its lineup of new products starts with the DB11, which is now on the streets and its next feat, a highly technical collaboration with Red Bull, AM-RB 001. This is the car that sets the tone for the next century in terms of technology and our competitive nature. The one thing weve never been recognized for in the past is being the outright fastest, Reichman said.

How do you make technology tasteful in a beautiful car? What do you put inside?

If theres anything Aston Martin lacked in the past people might argue that its technology. Now, we might add that we have the best technology in the world. Its Daimler-based electrical architecture. Its your Intel chip. It's the connectivity. Its the driver control units. It's the safety units in the cars. It's how the car talks to the outside world. Its how you become autonomous and thats embedded in our cars.

Technology allows you more freedom.

Technology allows you more freedom. Its not constrained. In the past you were constrained with a screen because you had to put 12 buttons inside of the the car, and initially there was no screen. But now these devices will be so much more with voice recognition, recognizing retina, noticing your movements, and gesture control. All of those things are giving design more freedom in terms of beauty of the object. We make beautiful cars and its allowing the cars to have more beauty, to be unconstrained by technology.

No one quite knows how the introduction of autonomous cars will unfold. You kind of have to plan for every scenario. How do you do that?

The whole idea of autonomy doesnt mean it has to look it from the outside of the car. Potentially it will look different on the inside of the car, because youll have more free time in the inside of the car. Maybe its more like an airline lounge or your living room, but for us the object is something of desire. Customers want desirability even if its autonomous or a drone. Thats part of the ingredients to feed a designer. What a designer is really good at is finding an application for technology or finding the technology to get the idea into production. For example, designers will google hyper bendable material, and find that theres one funky college in Princeton that makes nanostructures. Designers will find a way to make something happen, the more you give them an impossible task, the better the solutions.

I think the car industry is incredibly innovative. Silicon Valley might argue, but when they think about developing cars they are hiring car people. Other than airplanes that are made in smaller numbers, there isnt a more complex product that exists. The car is so complex, when you add connectivity and software and hardware, it becomes a hyper computer that can do so many different things. Youve got to make it repeatedly with quality and its got to save your life. If you launch something and your software isnt fully developed you destroy your business.

Do you have a relationship with different tech companies?

One of the reasons we partnered with Red Bull Technologies and were now doing a car together, is that they have material science technology, aerodynamics and Adrian Newey is probably the worlds greatest aerodynamics engineer stroke designer. Hes won more F1 championships than anyone else. Through material science, its through big data and how it drives and how it feels. Its connectivity. We have a huge relationship with Dow on the chemical side of things. Dow is important because they make materials, they make chemicals, they make bonding solutions. Making something lighter and stiffer means you can be more efficient. Daimler, the reason they have 5 percent shareholding in Aston Martin, is that we have an open door to their future technologies. Daimler, just in terms of electric and architecture that sits in DB11 is probably 2 billion euros worth of investment. They have engines, future technology, autonomous technology, and camera technology. And Bosch engineering who are software developers. Its not heavy engineering in terms of mechanical parts, but its really important in terms of stability and activity and electrification and electric propulsion. Because were small and independent it means you can pick and choose as well.

Is it getting more difficult to focus on form when so much of design is about integrating technology?

No, because the form has to support the function. No other Aston Martin has done it. Aluminum became the choice over steel, and they responded by making a thinner steel structure. And then carbon fiber and composites came in the game. Everything becomes lighter, easier to produce. Technology moves on and the cost base moves down. Carbon fiber composites will do the same. All the costs are coming down. The first autonomous cars used four camera units and they were hundreds of thousands of dollars. They are about $800 now and once they come down to $200 mark, you can have all those cameras in any car. As technology improves and becomes much more mainstream, you always find a way to make it more cost efficient. Thats why the industry is so exciting right now. Who would have thought the car industry would be interested in Silicon Valley right now, but because of Google, because of Apple, because of Microsoft, because of Uber thats happening. Change is great to inspire great design.

Do you have to go to Silicon Valley to get that inspiration?

The UK used to have only one region the old automotive world and that was the Midlands. But now we have north of England, the south, and different technology and different supply bases. The UK is renowned for hi fidelity and some of the best high-end micro chips. The Formula One and aerospace industries are feeding into our world. Marine technology has been building carbon fiber boats long before F1 technology.

Should an Aston Martin be autonomous?

Are you designing with autonomy in mind?

We are not testing. How much do we employ it? Should an Aston Martin be autonomous? We have to design and innovate for a future were not quite sure of. Well be a fast adopter, but we're not going to innovate in that way. Our innovation is in car control and driver control in terms of feeling and feedback. Its about making sports car more effective, efficient, capable, comfortable. Well be a fast follower with something like an autonomous car, something that has 360 adaptive radar. The core of what we are is to make handbuilt luxury sports cars that are highly competitive. You dont necessarily want a sports car to be autonomous. It might someday be important, but right now its more about the language of design, the technology thats there and with DB11, its a grand touring sports cars. Its about the driver being alert and being relaxed and comfort on a longer journey. The more relaxed and comfortable you are the more you can enjoy the journey.

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As New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons fans gritted their teeth on Sunday night during the first Super Bowl to end in overtime, they could connect closer than ever to their favorite teams through an innovative Israeli technology.

While watching the game on their TV screens, fans were able to Be the Player experiencing first-downs and fumbles from the players point of view through Intels 360 Replay, developed in Israel. At the game in Houston, 38 cameras were installed throughout the stadium, generating immersive experiences for viewers without requiring players to wear devices on their facemasks or jerseys.

This technology is absolutely changing the game, said Intels sports group general manager James Carwana, in a video press release prior to the Super Bowl. Fans are going to be able to watch the game not just from the sidelines, but from the center of the field. Its an incredible medium that creates amazing new sports experiences.

Be the Player is based on the free-D feature developed by the Israeli company Replay Technologies, which was acquired by Intel last March.

The 38 individual 5K cameras devices with a resolution of 5,000 pixels were installed all around the stadium, streaming live to an Intel server on site, explained Jeff Hopper, Intels general manager for immersive experiences, also in the video. The data are then processed in real-time to produce the Be the Player clips.

Think of it as a big cloud of data of everything that goes on the field, and that youre able to go into that cloud of data and see from any angle what you want to see, Hopper said.

By digitizing the entire arena, the Intel technology creates a three-dimensional voxel or cube instead of a two-dimensional pixel, according to Carwana.

The system produces 15- to 30-second replays aired during live broadcasts that each require about 1 terabyte of data and are available from about a minute to a minute-and-a-half from the moment they occur on the field, according to Intel. The result is a virtual reality service that FOX Sports, which broadcast the game, described as a video game-like experience.

We tasked Intel to push their amazing Intel 360 Replay technology to the limit of what it could do, using their array of cameras circling the stadium to synthesize a players view on the field, Michael Davies, FOX Sports senior vice president of field and technical operations said in a statement in mid-January. The cameras, backed up by a huge bank of Intel computing power, allow a moment to be recreated in 3D space, so that a virtual camera can be placed at the players eye line not unlike how limitless camera views can be created in video games.

Ahead of the Super Bowl, Intel published a commercial featuring Patriots quarterback Tom Brady with the tagline: Intel 360 Replay makes anything look epic literally anything. The ad showed Brady and his dog waking up, after which the quarterback performed a series of mundane activities like yawning, brushing his teeth, flipping pancakes and eating all from a variety of very detailed perspectives.

Wait till you see it in the game, the ad concludes, with a final glimpse of Brady on his way to the toilet, magazine in hand. The 360 Replay technology was initially showcased at the 2016 NBA All-Star Weekend, creating a seamless 3-D video rendering of the court using 28 ultra high-definition cameras positioned around the arena and connected to Intel servers, the company said at the time. The system enabled broadcasters to give fans a 360-degree view of key plays, such as slam-dunks, blocks and steals.

Sports for decades has been delivered to fans in the same way youve got one broadcast going out and it goes to millions and millions and millions of people, Carwana said. Its a beautiful production, but its not my production. Theres an opportunity now to personalize the experience of a sport.

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The National Education Technology Plan is the flagship educational technology policy document for the United States. The Plan articulates a vision of equity, active use, and collaborative leadership to make everywhere, all-the-time learning possible. While acknowledging the continuing need to provide greater equity of access to technology itself, the plan goes further to call upon all involved in American education to ensure equity of access to transformational learning experiences enabled by technology. The principles and examples provided in this document align to the Activities to Support the Effective Use of Technology (Title IV A) of Every Student Succeeds Act as authorized by Congress in December 2015.

In order to keep pace with the changes we are seeing in schools, districts, and states on an almost daily basis, we are updating the NETP more often. Feedback from our stakeholders indicates that the previous five year update cycle was not frequent enough. In response, with this 2017 update, we commence a pattern of yearly, smaller scale updates to the NETP.

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PwC Global 100 Software Leaders - France 2016

In addition to viewing the ranking of the top 100 digital companies in France, this publication features a series of articles and interviews with industry players on the key disruptive trends impacting the digital sector today.

Global Technology Scorecard is a PwC analysis and benchmark of top technology companies. The Scorecard cross-compares company quarterly and annual performance and revenues. We also offer a deeper dive into data through our online charting tool allowing you to get up close to raw statistics and manipulate which companies you'd like to compare and benchmark against.

The third quarter of 2016 has given a strong push to the Indian private equity (PE) space, seeing overall investment of 4.3 billion USD in 131 deals.

In the first half of 2016, private equity and venture capital investment in the Telecommunications, Media and Technology (TMT) industry maintained the strong momentum of H2 2015. Total TMT deal value and volume accounted for 55% and 39% of overall industry investment, respectively.

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Each week, millions of people watch NFL games on their televisions or in person. Increasingly, they also follow the action on a second or even a third screen. Smartphones, tablets and computers let fans follow their fantasy teams, talk about football on social media or even watch another game, all from the stadium or the couch.

We respect our traditions, but we embrace evolution.

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Fans are certainly aware of how technology has changed their experience of watching games. They may not always notice, though, how technology has changed the game itself for the betterment of the league, coaches and players, and even the fans.

Television may have changed the league more than any other technology, and it certainly enabled many of the leagues biggest advancements. It fueled the dramatic increase in the NFLs popularity and profitability. The instant replay system emerged from and was a result of improved broadcast technology. Teams use footage to evaluate and coach players, and the league uses it to grade officials. Television also has led clubs to upgrade stadiums including the installation of enormous video displays to compete with the viewing experience at home.

Television isnt the only technology to have affected the game. Advancements have allowed the NFL to evaluate and improve officiating and protect players. Technology helps players and teams communicate and gives coaches the tools needed to create game plans and to adjust them on the fly.

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It speeds up the pace of games, ensures that each contest runs fairly and smoothly and improves the fan experience for those watching on television and those at the games.

State-of-the-art technology powers the command center the league uses to monitor games and evaluate its officials, drives the instant replay system that assists officials in getting calls right, and enables the wireless communications coaches, players and officials use during games.

Dean Blandino, NFL senior vice president of officiating, takes you behind the scenes at Art McNally GameDay Central the leagues officiating command center.

Technology provides players with electronic playbooks and position-specific game film on club-provided tablets. As the game unfolds, coaches can dissect opponents offense and defense on league-provided tablets.

Technology also helps better protect the players. Its impact is felt in sturdier playing surfaces and more advancedpads and helmets.It allows teams to keep electronic medical records to better treat players and allows certified athletic trainers to use video to spot possible concussions and other potential injuries during games.

All of this technology presents challenges for NFL Football Operations staff. This is particularly demanding on gameday, when it all must operate smoothly for a fast-paced, time-sensitive, live event that at best is unpredictable and is sometimes played in bad weather. Making it all work requires attention to detail and the technical knowledge to troubleshoot on the fly.

Game Operations staff must check every system before a game, identify and prevent radio frequency conflicts, and address technological problems, even as the action continues. A tremendous amount of coordination is required not only internally, but also with teams, broadcasters, stadium staff and emergency services.

Each week, NFL frequency coordinators must navigate countless spectrum conflicts. Licensed bandwidth from the Federal Communications Commission continues to shrink as demand continues to grow. Frequency coordinators make sure anyone using a wireless microphone, walkie-talkie or radio is on the correct channel to allow as many people as possible to access the bandwidth they need. Without this, the long list of people who need to access the spectrum each game could find themselves fighting over the same frequencies and unable to perform their jobs properly.

That massive collision is happening in our stadiums every weekend, said Michelle McKenna-Doyle, the leagues chief information officer. That has to get solved whether we buy, rent or partner with someone who owns frequency.

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in economics: not a resource, but part of the production process. Anything that increases the performance of an resource without the change in resources.

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