Xerox this week announced that it is donating its legendary Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) to nonprofit research institute SRI International. The company said...
Xerox Corp. research subsidiary the Palo Alto Research Center has struck a licensing deal with a high-profile startup in the hopes of building a search engine that could one day rival Google Inc.
Today's workers are inundated with data that is, for the most part, useless. That is not to say it has no absolute use, but rather that it has no use to its specific recipient. Spam notwithstanding, how many of the dozens of messages in an e-mail inbox are of use?
Xerox Corp.'s Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) is famous for innumerable IT inventions, including the first GUI. We recently caught up with Mark Weiser, chief technologist at PARC, to see what's cooking at the lab and how the new technologies he's working on might find their way into the business world. Weiser's catch phrases for the future include "ubiquitous computing" and "smart matter".