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Data Faster Than the Speed of Light
HARDWARE, BLOGS NEWS
Data Faster Than the Speed of Light
We all want our data delivered faster than the speed of light. Scientists have come up with a means to accomplish that. Well, almost. Researchers have been able to transmit data up to 2.56 terabits per second using light beams.
On 6/27/2012 by Darleen Hartley... Comments (0) Read more
Nano-Nano: Beyond Mork and Mindy into Inspirational Education
BUSINESS NEWS
Nano-Nano: Beyond Mork and Mindy into Inspirational Education
In the 1980's, the Mork and Mindy TV series featured a comedic outer space alien played by Robin Williams who said Nanu-Nanu which loosely meant “Hello.” Today, Nano has a seriously different meaning.
On 4/5/2012 by Darleen Hartley... Comments (0) Read more
Elpida Files for Bankruptcy: Biggest Japanese Manufacturing Corporate Failure since WWII
HARDWARE, BUSINESS NEWS
Elpida Files for Bankruptcy: Biggest Japanese Manufacturing Corporate Failure since WWII
Elpida Memory Incorporated filed for bankruptcy protection today in the largest manufacturing corporate failure since WWII. The filing resulted from the company’s inability to refinance debts, which total US $5.5 billion.
On 2/27/2012 by Gil Russell... Comments (0) Read more
Elpida Announces Resistance RAM Prototype: End of Road for DRAM & NAND Flash?
HARDWARE, ENTERPRISE, BUSINESS NEWS
Elpida Announces Resistance RAM Prototype: End of Road for DRAM & NAND Flash?
Elpida announced its first high-speed non-volatile resistance memory [ReRAM] prototype. The prototype was fabricated using 50nm process and consists of a 64Mb array making it the highest density prototype thus far. 
On 1/25/2012 by Gil Russell... Comments (0) Read more
Supermicro Opens its Science and Technology R&D Park in Taiwan
ENTERPRISE, BUSINESS NEWS
Supermicro Opens its Science and Technology R&D Park in Taiwan
Supermicro decided to open the 2012 with a bang – the company opened its new R&D center in Taiwan. On over 200,000 square meters, the company will develop next-gen solutions.
On 1/8/2012 by Theo Valich... Comments (0) Read more
BeiDou: Meet Star Wars - The Chinese Version
SECURITY, BUSINESS NEWS
BeiDou: Meet Star Wars - The Chinese Version
China has a navigation service that is touted to be a GPS for civilian use, but the camouflage tactic isn't working. The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) based in the United States (GPS) hasn't been to China's liking.
On 12/28/2011 by Darleen Hartley... Comments (0) Read more
Fembots - Girls Rock in FIRST Competition
DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Fembots - Girls Rock in FIRST Competition
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is an organization that promotes a yearly robotics competition for youngsters. Teams compete for nearly $10 million in scholarships.
On 8/8/2011 by Darleen Hartley... Comments (0) Read more
Elpida, Sharp Team Up on Resistive RAM - A Full Blown Memory Initiative?
HARDWARE, BUSINESS ANALYSIS
Elpida, Sharp Team Up on Resistive RAM - A Full Blown Memory Initiative?
Japan’s Elpida Memory Inc. and Sharp Corp. announced the formation of a Resistive RAM [ReRAM] development program which promises commercial devices as early as 2013, reported Nikkei Business Daily.
On 10/17/2010 by Gil Russell... Comments (0) Read more
21st Century technology reveals secrets of 2nd Century BC computer
HARDWARE ANALYSIS
21st Century technology reveals secrets of 2nd Century BC computer

Shipwrecks are the fodder for legend, and the origin of the Antikythera Mechanism, is no exception. Deemed the world’s first computer, this instrument was discovered by divers in the ruins of a sunken Roman merchant ship.
 
On 5/28/2009 by Darleen Hartley... Comments (0) Read more
Confiscated The Pirate Bay server ends up in Swedish tech museum
BUSINESS NEWS
Confiscated The Pirate Bay server ends up in Swedish tech museum

If there was any discussion about the museum value of Intel Pentium 4-powered servers, now there's one: Swedish museum acquired one of confiscated servers and display it as a permanent fixture.
On 4/16/2009 by Theo Valich... Comments (0) Read more
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