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Companies looking to adopt public cloud infrastructure for use in Europe must navigate a complex set of choices in selecting the best service for their needs.

We often don’t give it a second thought when using our smartphones or tablets, but nearly all of our wireless devices travel over the broadband infrastructure. With 93 percent of U.S. homes having access to broadband from cable, much of the country’s digital economy is enabled by cable broadband.

While today’s online experiences are impressive, they represent only the start of the exciting ways that platforms and apps enabled by cable broadband will transform our lives and businesses. Finding out how we’ll get there and what the broadband infrastructure will look like when we do are just two reasons why the Cable Show 2014, April 29-May 1, in Los Angeles, is a must-attend event for innovators in the digital technology community.

Hosted by the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, the Cable Show features top companies and brands in television, technology and digital media, offering opportunities for a…

In its exclusive partnership with Nintendo, SEGA has revealed brand new DLC for Sonic Lost World. The DLC was hinted at back in December’s Nintendo Direct when Yoshi’s Island DLC was unveiled to fans, but now SEGA has unveiled the Hylian landscape in a special Legend of Zelda zone trailer.

The Legend of Zelda zone will be available for free exclusively on the Wii U version of the game, where it can be downloaded straight from the Nintendo eShop. Fans of both series will be excited to find the level can be openly explored with Sonic in a handsome Link costume, while rupees, heart containers and some enemies can be found within the zone as well. Plus, there’s no time limitations, allowing you to explore secret areas and a mini dungeon. Sonic Lost World: The Legend of Zelda zone DLC will be released tomorrow, March 27, exclusively on the Wii…

Sprint’s(s s) rollout of HD Voice has been very deliberate so far, but in the next few months it will ramp up its efforts, upgrading its entire network with new high-quality voice technology. At the Oracle Industry Connect conference on Tuesday, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse said the Sprint’s whole footprint would be HD Voice capable around July 1, LightReading reported.

HD Voice produces much higher-fidelity voice calls and it’s already made its way into many VoIP applications. While the mobile industry is single-mindedly focused on data these days, the handheld computers we carry around are still phones. Voice quality is still an important, if secondary, consideration for most consumers, but as Gigaom Research’s Colin Gibbs has pointed out, the quality of voice has actually suffered in recent years as carriers focus on their data networks.

Getting to HD Voice isn’t an easy path, though. Communications networks are…