Almost every setup for a tech company pitch these days starts out with three slides on the explosion of data, the dramatic adoption of mobile devices, and how these trends are causing demand on datacenters to rise dramatically.

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At the same time, the market for mobile devices has enjoyed fairly dramatic growth.

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With the dramatic increase in professionally produced online content, mobile devices and Internet-enabled TVs that can stream video will support big winners in a new digital video ecosystem.

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Now, however, thanks to the dramatic decline in the cost of computer power, wireless devices are far cleverer, meaning that they can use spectrum more efficiently and are more tolerant of interference.

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The first filter that is applied to the height map is a simple Gaussian blur, which the GPU handles with ease, but which -- if left to its own devices -- would simply smooth out all the dramatic extremes in the height map and leave us with a bunch of bland rolling hills.

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The need for spectrum on the part of wireless carriers has been driven by the dramatic demand for mobile broadband, which has been fueled by the increased use of smart devices.

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