This week, the world's largest IT exhibition, CeBIT 2009 in Hanover, Germany, features 4,300 firms from 69 countries presenting digital solutions, trends and innovations. Featured exhibits include "Webciety" and "Green IT" plus the latest in robots, itty-bitty computers, and future-thinking options for medical, social, manufacturing, distribution, banking, government and science within our global environment. It IS the melting pot of IT - bar none. From the global stew, The State of California is the official partner of the event and of Germany's IT and telecommunications industry association, BITKOM. And yes, the Governator did open the event on Sunday. Reportedly, the exhibitor numbers are down from last year's 5,845 due to the current glum global economic situation. But that won't impact those presenting or attending looking for solutions in a pared down future that honors practicality over techno-bling. Scientific American went inside and posted this video review.
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