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- A billion streamed videos per day, $0 in bandwidth costs
- A professionalA professional would be able to help design the sexiest dress. There are several online outlets that sell beautiful prom dresses . These websites also provide information about choosing the right kind of prom dress and also help to design one. These include dresses from popular designers like Jovani,...
- Tags: Corporate communications, Routers & switches, Network technology, bandwidth cost, dress, Google Inc., Daisy, video
- Discussion threads 2009-10-17
- Corning: Cables count in data center energy-efficiency equations
- Every single piece of equipment or technology or cabling counts when you are trying to eek better efficiency out of your data center, which is one reason you will start hearing more from some of the cabling suppliers about how their products affect your green data center profile. This is...
- Tags: Energy Efficiency, Fibre, Data Center, Cable System, Corning Inc., Data Centers, Cable, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Telecommunications, Personal Technology, Heather Clancy
- Blog posts 2009-07-16
- Broadband Britain, Accelerating America
- Broadband Britain, Accelerating AmericaAnti-American drivel....Making ridiculous statements like 'warmonger' and so on I think Britain and the rest should have been to the wolves to be devoured by the Germans 50+ years ago...Plus, the USA won the cold war through strength not by some panty waste peace protester....Lastly, the USA...
- Tags: Cellular phones, Broadband Britain, broadband
- Discussion threads 2009-01-30
- Optical fibers with a silicon core?
- Optical fibers with a silicon core?And optical fibre is made of...Isn't optical fibre made from glass or plastic anyhow. And what is glass made of? ;)Hint: Not pure silicon...More often than not it's made of silcon dioxide (SiO2) or Silica and other ingredients that change the properties of the resulting...
- Tags: Network technology, Fiber optics, Optical networking, SiO2, silicon core, cable, optical fiber, fiber
- Discussion threads 2008-10-30
- Building the Fibre Nation: Progress and Policies
- There is no longer any debate about if or why fibre should be deployed in the access network; rather the issue is now focused on "How" and "When". Indeed, fibre - a transformational technology whose impact today is equivalent to fixed-line telephony in the 1880s and mobile telephony in the...
- Tags: Lucent Technologies Inc., Fibre, Alcatel, VOIP, Telecom & Utilities, Government, Telecommunications, Networking
- White papers 2008-06-16
- Realistically deploying Edubuntu
- Realistically deploying EdubuntuVideo on thin-clients is never a good thingI used Windows Terminal Services in a library and the biggest complaint was always poor video performance on the workstations (i.e. web-based video streaming). Unless the video can be rendered on the client, performance is always going to suffer. I'm a...
- Tags: Corporate communications, Digital video, video, Edubuntu, LTSP, fibre, performance
- Discussion threads 2008-01-11
- Data trips between light and sound
- As you probably are aware, future communications networks will certainly be based on optics. A research team led by Duke University physicists has done an important discovery which might lead to these future super-fast optical communications networks. The team has found a way to store information coming from a beam...
- Tags: Team, Fibre, Data, Duke University, Network Technology, Fiber Optics, Storage, Networking, Telecommunications, Hardware, Roland Piquepaille
- Blog posts 2007-12-15
- Skin Care In Your 30s 1 (Windows)
- Incorporate a few other age-busting ingredients such as antioxidants into your routine. Environmental assaults create free radicals, molecules that break down collagen and elastin, the supportive fibres that make your skin firm and elastic. When the fibres start to disconnect, skin wrinkles and sags. Antioxidants destroy free radicals, protecting existing...
- Tags: Fibre, Flawless Complexion, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software
- Software downloads 2007-05-29
- Self-healing spacecrafts
- As you probably guess, a spacecraft life is a tough one. It has to survive in space where it is exposed to extreme temperatures and cosmic radiation without any help. This is why engineers working for the European Space Agency ESA have developed new processes that mimic human reactions. When...
- Tags: crack, European Space Agency, fibre, spacecraft
- Blog posts 2006-01-21
- High definition video conferencing is here
- High definition video conferencing is herePolycom is good - with fibreWe're running older PolyCom sets on our new fibre optic backbone... Previously, with 1.5 mbps connections, video and audio was the pits. Now, we're smooth as butter. As fibre becomes more and more mainstream, I can see vidconf technology really...
- Tags: Corporate communications, DSL, Network technology, fibre, Polycom Inc., High-Definition Video
- Discussion threads 2005-05-12
- Does the 'Halo 2 effect' threaten broadband?
- Does the 'Halo 2 effect' threaten broadband?I tend to agree...When the grandson plays Halo for the PC, his one and constant complaint is about "lag" and how it ruins the game. I can see where a person paying for on-line gaming is going to get pretty upset if they...
- Tags: Internet service providers (ISPs), Games, Broadband Internet, Network technology, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Houston Texas, Internet Service Provider, broadband, fibre, bandwidth, game, Halo 2
- Discussion threads 2004-12-07
- Intel brings wireless broadband to Chinese cities
- Intel brings wireless broadband to Chinese citiesIt is a shamethat countries like China will get "last mile" technology before the United States. Seeing that I am locked in via my TELCO for DSL I would welcome an alternate such as described in the story. Satellite broadband is cost...
- Tags: Network technology, Broadband Internet, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, satellite broadband, Intel Corp., broadband, fiber, fibre, wireless broadband, wireless
- Discussion threads 2004-06-10
Additional Resources
- ChromeOS says tear down this network regulation wall
- Costs"What is holding back network capacity is politics."What's holding back network capacity is huge costs.Yep, very important to push the ISPs to free up the bits. They would love to continue selling bandwidth through an eyedropper at very high prices. They need a push.Oh, and Microsoft will not like this...
- Tags: Netbooks, nettops & MIDs, Network technology, ChromeOS, netbook, fiber
- Discussion threads 2009-11-19
- Whitepaper:Â EqualLogic TCO Analysis by ESG Lab
- This ESG Lab report examines the economic excellence of highly scalable EqualLogic iSCSI storage solutions compared to traditional direct attached storage DAS, Fibre Channel storage area network FC SAN, and multi-protocol solutions (defined as systems that provide FC, iSCSI, and NAS connectivity). After testing EqualLogic storage in the lab using...
- Tags: EqualLogic, Analysis, Storage, Storage Area Networks (SAN), Hardware
- White papers 2009-11-04
- Intel seeks new 'microserver' standard
- Why bother with a new standard?What Intel needs to do is use the pre-existing motherboard form factors like Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. Why can't they just design a board in the Mini-ITX form factor for a single-socket Xeon 3400-series processor with ECC RAM and dual-GBe ports with the standard fare...
- Tags: Servers, MicroServer, server, Mini-ITX, Intel Corp., HP MediaSmart
- Discussion threads 2009-10-30
- Did Yahoo provide Iran with names of 200,000 users?
- disgracefulthis is certainly one of the more irresponsible actions on behalf of a corporation in modern times. Why is it that these media centric .com's .. grouping in Google noting some of their more recent activity seem to lack the controls, privacy and humanitarian fibre that their more traditional bricks...
- Tags: Government, Blogging, Yahoo! brand, Yahoo! Inc.
- Discussion threads 2009-10-09
- Are you a mobile broadband hog? Should that be your problem?
- Well, if I am a light user, I DO NOT want to pay for the hogs that drive upcosts for the carriers. I want a dirt cheap plan, that will immediately throttle me if I start hogging, or, possibly give me the option to pay more if I want to...
- Tags: Smart phones, Wireless and Mobility, Network technology, Apple iPhone, mobile broadband, AT&T Corp., broadband, mobile, UNLIMITED
- Discussion threads 2009-10-07
- Dataram storage appliance squeezes more out of storage infrastructure
- At more than 40 years old, Dataram certainly isn't a technology start-up, but the memory company has come up with a new approach to storage optimization that could help midsize companies squeeze out more performance from their existing devices. The technology, called XcelaSAN, is an appliance that...
- Tags: XcelaSAN, Storage, Hardware, Heather Clancy
- Blog posts 2009-09-28
- OTOY's Jules Urbach: Cloud computing 'threatens' game consoles, Blu-ray, PCs [interview]
- Great in theory, not so great in the real worldThe problem allways comes down to the simple fact that even though something can be done with hardware and software, the user is the component not fully addressed.an XBox or Playstation hooked to a 32 inch television in the den or...
- Tags: Games, Virtualization, Game players, cloud computing, console, game, OTOY, Blu-ray disc, game console
- Discussion threads 2009-09-11
- Sony, Nokia plan premium netbooks
- Good dealWell, they need a better display for sure!:)RE: Sony, Nokia plan premium netbooksWhen Sony do something like release notebooks with a chiclet keyboard or release an ultra thin model it's often refered to as emulating some mac or other product but just to keep in mind this is a...
- Tags: Netbooks, nettops & MIDs, Nokia N900, Maemo, netbook, Sony Corp., Nokia Corp.
- Discussion threads 2009-09-04
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