Processors that use light to transfer data, instead of electrical signals, are something that the IT industry has been working on for a long time, but IBM seems to be doing the best in this area. The company has shown that it succeeded in its effort to make an optical chipset that can move information eight times f... |
12 March 2012
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It is being speculated (and for good reason too) that Infineon's recently introduced transceiver chip, the SMARTi LU, may be making its way into new Apple handheld devices. Touted as the first single-chip radio to include the new Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard for 4G Internet access, the chip boasts a small... |
19 January 2009
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IBM has done it again with a new prototype of optical transceiver, which - according to them - is able to transfer information up to eight times faster than normal optical components available today. This being said, you should be able to do a serious upgrade, maybe to a couple of SCSI hard drives linked in RAID 0 mo... |
27 March 2007
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Since 9.11 there have been a lot of concerns regarding the safety of passengers traveling by airplane, mostly; and because of that, a number of security measurements have been taken in order to provide that level of safety. Among these, we can recall enhanced security terminals, for passengers to go through, which al... |
26 March 2007
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JBL made a step towards wireless "loudspeaking" and issued the On Air Control 2.4 G set. Now, what can sound more beautiful than a leading brand working on new tech and providing neat solutions? Maybe seeing that new gear actually is exactly what its creator said it would be? Let's see!Usually, JBL needs no pres... |
5 March 2007
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