Software development has proved to be just as important as hardware development. Usually, hardware makers need to take the lead and practically teach programmers how to better use the hardware available.
The first obvious move in such a direction was Intel’s introduction of the MMX extensions that offered prog... |
26 May 2012 07:48 GMT |
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While a certain compound might, at certain times, be seen as as the needed breakthrough for massive advancements in a certain field, sometimes there are alternatives, and while it isn't readily available, Silicine is this very thing for graphene.Currently, storage relies on platters and NAND chips, while batter... |
28 March 2011 08:05 GMT |
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It really seems that the “app store” application delivery system is becoming more and more widespread, with just about every big name in the CE and IT segments coming up with some sort of system of this type, AMD being one of the latest to join the pack.
As some of you already know too well, AMD has la... |
18 January 2011 02:41 GMT |
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No doubt the majority of end-users aren't especially concerned with anything besides the consumer-oriented and, perhaps, business-aimed products that PC makers and hardware suppliers deal in. As such, consumers aren't exactly likely to know of the latest events in such areas as data center market or HPC (hi... |
23 June 2010 06:23 GMT |
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While silicon is the main material used today in computing, because of its high carrier mobility, IBM has been working on an alternative known as graphene. IBM recently announced a breakthrough in the development of graphene field-effect transistors (FETs) and has, even more recently, demonstrated a radio-frequency g... |
8 February 2010 02:45 GMT |
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€1.8 million were recently granted by the European Union's Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Proactive Initiatives. The funds were given to Dr. Maurits de Planque (biochemist) and Dr. Klaus-Peter Zauner (computer scientist) at the University of Southampton's School of Electronics and Computer Scie... |
13 January 2010 06:35 GMT |
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ABI Research, a company that provides in-depth analysis and quantitative forecasting of emerging trends in global connectivity, claims “Apple’s iPhone sparked an explosion in consumer awareness of mobile applications.” However, the company stresses, “Most of today’s applications need han... |
8 July 2009 06:19 GMT |
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Speaking at the Government Leaders Forum, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates indicated a consistent level of optimism that technology would solve many of the world’s most critical issues in 10 or 20 years out. “And it will be education, modeling technology, and great people who understand this domain, and in t... |
27 March 2009 07:16 GMT |
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We live in a highly dynamic universe, no surprise here because, if it wasn't, we probably wouldn't be here at all. However, what is weird is that while at large scale things appear pretty natural to us, at a quantum level interactions between particles look more like stories taken out of a science fiction b... |
17 March 2008 07:10 GMT |
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The Secure Computing Corporation, a company that delivers enterprise gateway security, announced this Tuesday the release of a new version of Webwasher Web gateway security solution. As the company states it, Webwasher is the only Web gateway security solution that integrates caching and security to deliver bandwidth... |
27 September 2007 05:14 GMT |
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Parallel computing is nothing new as it has been around for years in different shapes and sizes from the true model of parallel execution available on mainframes, servers and other multi processor systems to the quasi parallel version based on time sharing and thread shifting that is implemented into the single proce... |
15 August 2007 06:56 GMT |
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It looks as if the green race towards a more environmentally-friendly computer system took the United Kingdom by surprise. Or at the very least, one such model of green computing surely changed the world view about natural materials and their role inside a computer. A computer system vendor and parts retailer, PC Wor... |
24 July 2007 06:21 GMT |
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