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- Ethernet piggybacks on InfiniBand chip
- Ethernet piggybacks on InfiniBand chip20 Gigabit/s? Let's first have 10 gigas!I can't really see the interest of a 20 Gbit/s bandwidth over a standard 10 Gbit/s. Let's first have the standard implemented, and its cost will dramatically lower.For most devices, only 100 megabit:s is available with standard Ethernet cables, and...
- Discussion threads 2007-03-31
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- Can you upgrade an old XP PC to Windows 7? Should you?
- You answered the first questionYou can make the upgrade, with significant headaches.You left the second question completely unanswered.If you take the Microsoft guidelines seriously(which I never do, because they seem to be written by someone who is into flagellation) many Windows XP machines should be able to be upgraded successfully...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-29
- Western Digital debuts 2TB, 7200RPM enterprise-class hard drives
- Western Digital on Tuesday announced that it is now shipping 2TB, 7200RPM enterprise-class desktop hard drives with WD's 500 gigabytes-per-platter technology. The company's family of Caviar Black drives (pictured, below) is intended for gaming, high-performance desktop systems and workstations; while the 2TB WD...
- Blog posts 2009-09-01
- Western Digital Scorpio Blue 1TB 2.5-in. HDD, $249
- Western Digital on Monday announced two new high-capacity portable hard drives, a 750GB model and a 1TB model that's "the industry's highest-capacity 2.5-inch drive available." How 1TB, you ask? WD manages 333 GB per platter in its WD Scorpio...
- Blog posts 2009-07-27
- Is it possible to build a $20 laptop?
- The unveiling of the $20 laptop-the result of a major project involving the government, universities and the private sector in India-so far hasn't done much to clear up the mystery surrounding the ultra-inexpensive notebook. All we really know about the device is that it will have a low-power chip (it...
- Blog posts 2009-02-03
- Samsung: We have the highest density memory chip
- Samsung has created the first 4 GB dynamic random access memory chip manufactured on 50 nanometers. For Samsung, the effort--creating a 50 nm, 4GB DDR3 DDRAM chip, is part of a movement to cook up dense memory chips that reduce power. In a statement,...
- Blog posts 2009-01-29
- News to know: Macworld; Windows 7; Snow Leopard; Web 2.0 security; IT strategy
- Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Ed Bott: Five things Steve Ballmer won't tell you about Windows 7 Mary Jo Foley: Macs vs. PCs: Is it still a 'tax' if users happily pay...
- Blog posts 2009-01-06
- Seagate crams 329 gigabits of data per square inch
- Seagate crams 329 gigabits of data per square inchNo longer buy Seagate.After failures of about 1 out of every 10 drives within the first year I have had it with Seagate SATA drives. I still run their SCSI's and haven't had a single failure.I have a friend that works for...
- Discussion threads 2009-01-05
- Seagate crams 329 gigabits of data per square inch
- Seagate has announced that it is shipping the densest 3.5 inch desktop hard drive available - cramming an incredible 329 gigabits per square inch. by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
- Blog posts 2009-01-05
- Next-generation USB revealed
- USB 3.0 has arrived, or at least the specification that allows the technology to start being built into devices. Offering data-transfer speeds up to 4.8 gigabits per second - that's 10 times the USB 2.0 speeds - USB 3.0 is also expected to offer better power efficiency. ...
- Blog posts 2008-11-17
- Rio Grande - an Egenera customer profile
- I recently had the opportunity to hear from Danny Cox, CFO of the Bell Group Rio Grande. He spent a few moments sharing his experiences with PAN Manager from Egenera. I've watched Egenera for quite some time and am happy to have had a chance to learn from someone using...
- Blog posts 2008-11-03
- The world's first optical firewall?
- According to ICT Results, researchers for a EU-funded project named WISDOM are developing an optical firewall which aims to clear Internet security bottlenecks. WISDOM is an acronym for 'Wirespeed security domains using optical monitoring.' The project started in June 2006 and should be completed in May 2009 for a total...
- Blog posts 2008-11-02
- Samsung ships 128GB SSDs with cheaper flash memory
- Samsung announced today that it has begun manufacturing 64GB and 128GB SSDs based on a less-expensive type of NAND flash known as MLC. The company also said it was still on track to deliver a 256GB version by the end of this year. Samsung has been shipping...
- Blog posts 2008-07-09
- Accelerating a Security Appliance
- Security appliances today increasingly combine multiple security functions - such as Virtual Private Networks VPNs, firewalls, intrusion detection and/or prevention, virus scanning, and others - into a single "Unified Threat Management" UTM appliance. This paper describes how the Intel EP80579 Integrated Processor with Intel QuickAssist Technology is an excellent fit...
- White papers 2008-07-01
- Firefox 3 download fiesta: Ready, set, kaboom
- The world record download attempt for Firefox 3 is off to a rough start. Shortly after 1 p.m. EDT, 10 a.m. PDT (Mozilla's official launch time) I went to spreadfirefox.com and got the following: I'm sure Mozilla will fix this...
- Blog posts 2008-06-17
- TW, Cable test bandwidth limits for P2P
- TW, Cable test bandwidth limits for P2PHear that noise?That was the death of the Media Streaming industry before it ever got off the ground.Looks like we'll be buying physical media for a long time to come.As usual, greed trumps progress.I don't like the ideea of paying for extra trafficIf the...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-04
- Time Warner Cable's metering plans: Why not?
- Time Warner Cable's metering plans: Why not?It's the Tip of the IcebergThis is just a new revenue stream for Time Warner. It's also a step back in time to the early days of the Internet when you had usage fees. And, if they decide to keep it, the other...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-03
- Ubuntu: I'm extremely impatient
- Okay, I admit, I am an impatient person. I hate waiting in lines. I have a superiority complex and a tremendous arrogance where I believe the world revolves around me. Hey, I'm a New Yorker, it comes with the territory. My wife, Rachel, is infuriated by this -- whenever we...
- Blog posts 2008-04-25
- Verification of Data Intensive High Performance Computing Middleware
- Interactive exploration of terabyte and petabyte datasets has been identified as a critical enabler for scientists to glean new insights in a variety of disciplines, such as biomedical imaging, geosciences and high-energy physics. Practically, these large-scale datasets must flow among a Grid of instruments, physical storage devices, visualization displays, and...
- White papers 2008-04-13
- 40G to 100G - What's All the Fuss About Optical Gigabits?
- Preventing a worldwide bandwidth crisis hangs by a thread - a fiber-optic thread thinner than a human hair yet filled with untapped potential. And, that potential within each tiny fiber-optic thread is powerful enough to keep vast amounts of information like YouTube videos flowing at the speed of light, when...
- White papers 2008-03-01
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