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Hara: Software for a carbon-constrained economy

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Backed by Kleiner Perkins, start-up Hara is fielding software to help businesses track use of energy and other resources. Will it take hold without national carbon regulations?
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Boston Power plans battery plant for cars, laptops

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With growing concern over the lack of U.S. car battery manufacturing, Boston Power says a proposed auto and laptop battery plant in Massachusetts is “shovel ready.”
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Qualcomm adds ‘Snapdragon’ chip and shows devices

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Qualcomm says it is adding new Snapdragon silicon to its series of chips for Netbooks and other small devices.
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RIAA responds: Nesson more like P.T. Barnum than David

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Last week, we ran an op-ed from Charles Nesson, the Harvard Law professor waging war on the RIAA “Goliath” and its army of lawyers. Here to respond to Nesson’s accusations is Steven Marks, general counsel for the RIAA. To Marks, Nesson is playing the part of a circus ringmaster, not a downtrodden “David.” The views [...]

Qualcomm adds ‘Snapdragon’ chip to show devices

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Qualcomm says it is adding new Snapdragon silicon to its series of chips for Netbooks and other small devices.
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Get Ars in your inbox, and maybe a prize—The Dispatch returns

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Let’s face it, keeping up with the goings on in the tech world is tough work. Ars Technica offers copious amounts of RSS feeds, a bustling Twitter feed, and, of course, the site itself. One hole in our current news syndication lineup, however, is one of the most ubiquitous and effective transmission mediums the net has [...]

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