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Technology (08 Mar, 2007)
IBM and Cisco: Attempt to Unite the Communication Software Developers

New platform from Cisco and IBM should unify communication and collaboration software developers under one single platform. A lack of such platform has slowed down the development of unified communication, but with this system the developers will be able to create mini applications for easier remote access and other plug-ins. ...
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//2 Jan 11, 2008 08:51 PM | posted by: shiela

your page cannot be saved!!!!!!!!!!!

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//1 Apr 04, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: grumbler [InfoBIG]

we are eager to welcome the new software

Technology (24 Jun, 2009)
Supercomputers from IBM and Cray Still Lead the Top 500

The Top 500 list of most powerful supercomputers is still topped by Roadrunner, IBM's supercomputer with 1.105 petaflop/s. At the moment Roadrunner can be found at the DOE's Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). ...
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Science (05 Mar, 2007)
DNA research approaches the origins of human beings

Enthusiasts of genografic project unite to collect the DNA database all over the world so to make every person aware of the place where his or her ancestors come from. ...
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//15 Sep 02, 2009 09:37 PM | posted by: teerathraj

what is the molar concentration of DNA in human beings?

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//14 Jul 14, 2009 05:48 AM | posted by: barbero

thats good huh

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//13 Feb 23, 2009 02:08 PM | posted by: matheus

DNA test costs 100$ :(

Technology (13 May, 2007)
Open-Source Infringes 235 Patents, Microsoft States

The officials from the software giant Microsoft state that the open-source software infringes more than 230 of patents. ...
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Technology (25 May, 2007)
Software Programmers Cannot Reach Supercomputers

Although programmers mentioned that in the near future computers will have an unimagined power, they still wonder if today the developers of hardware have gone as far as the developers of software.

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//1 May 27, 2009 06:53 AM | posted by: Softy

Mr. Saied is correct when he says that many programmers do not have an understanding of parallel computing. However, this will not be a concern for the vast majority of software engineers. Modern operating systems already have the ability to distribute work amongst all of the computer's processors. Therefore, this is not a concern for people writing programs for the home or business computer. It is only a concern for the people who write those operating systems or for the people who work in an environment that is not conducive to using a standard OS (super-computing).

Technology (29 May, 2007)
Mozilla Firefox 3.0 - Gran Paradiso Alpha 5: out in June

Developers Mozilla will release another, fifth, alpha-version of their next generation internet browser - Firefox 3.0, or Gran Paradiso. Representatives from Mozilla share plans for the future and speak about the new functions and abilities of their browser. ...
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//5 Jun 02, 2007 12:49 AM | posted by: Ayman_Amer

I love you

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//4 Jun 02, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: grumbler [InfoBIG]

Thank's For Torrent

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//3 Jun 01, 2007 10:57 PM | posted by: you sure

you sure you wanna do this??? they say it's still buggy...

Technology (17 Jul, 2007)
Google is the Most Desirable Employer

According to a survey conducted across Europe, the majority of engineering and IT students have chosen Google as their ideal place to work. ...
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Technology (25 Jul, 2007)
Computers of the Future to be Made from Pencil Trace

Researchers have recently discovered a new material that one day could successfully replace copper and silicon in nanoelectronics. IBM, Intel and other computer companies have already taken notice of the material due to its unique conductive properties. ...
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//4 Jan 14, 2008 06:39 PM | posted by: Unknown

is it amazing...?

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//3 Dec 14, 2007 02:59 PM | posted by: lala

this article is very informatioal.

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//2 Oct 11, 2007 12:41 PM | posted by: erik k.

this isnt that good of an article but i love brydon.

Technology (02 Oct, 2007)
New Software Developed to Convert Speech into Avatars

Specialists at IBM, UK developed a software that is able to replace speech by sign language and use avatars to render gestures. ...
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//5 Jul 01, 2009 03:12 PM | posted by: mada

good

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//4 Jan 29, 2009 12:04 AM | posted by: keertika

A Good thinking & good people have such an atribute toward the society .Excellent nice job for humanity.All the best for future...

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//3 Oct 26, 2008 12:34 AM | posted by: aiswarya

i am a final year engineering student.the project we are doing is 'Conversion of gestures to speech' ,so we are expecting suggestions.
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Technology (31 Oct, 2007)
Flash Memory Will Soon Become Obsolete

Researchers developed a new type of memory that soon will replace the flash memory. ...
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//2 Sep 17, 2008 11:32 AM | posted by: Kamin

PCM is the next step in storage. With drives expected to reach 10+TB in capacity its a no brainer that flash will largely become useless. The only limiting factor of this storage media will be its speed. Which SSD flash will have a HUGE leg up. So i expect hybrids of this where a 64-128gb SSD runs applications and OS and the PCM drive will take care of all the storage needs

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//1 Jun 14, 2008 02:50 PM | posted by: Don Stark

If flash memory becomes obsolete, what is the next step in video and computer storage. Also what will replace DVD's and Blue ray discs as the next storage format?. Will this affect solid state storage devices which is already being used?.

Press-releases (19 Dec, 2007)
Ethical Sourcing Forum (ESF), North America, 2008

Ethical Sourcing Forum (ESF), North America, 2008 ...
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Press-releases (27 Feb, 2008)
Intertek's Ethical Sourcing Forum - Press Release from 26 Feb. 2008

Register now at the Intertek's Ethical Sourcing Forum as there is a limited number of only 200 places, which will be taken in no time and you'll be left behind disappointed without hearing such speakers as Nike, Pepsi, Levi's and other major manufacturers. ...
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Technology (10 Jun, 2008)
Scientists Create World's Fastest SuperComputer

Scientists developed the world's fastest computer that is able to perform 1,000 trillion operations per second. ...
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//15 Nov 03, 2009 01:01 AM | posted by: mcharo

This is really great , am impressed with its ground breaking news and am looking forward seeing its applications because i cant even predict its technological trends . Big Up

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//14 Nov 02, 2009 05:29 AM | posted by: Rajiv Priyadarshi

How much it cost and what is speed in GHz

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//13 Oct 12, 2009 09:30 AM | posted by: motlatsi

57 miles fiber optics??????? That's quite an area.
Keep doing ya thang.

Technology (20 Aug, 2008)
Super Warehouse - Satisfying Customers Since 1997

Super Warehouse is the place where customers get a five star service. Tech experts show a quick response to customers' choices and ship a product quickly and effectively. The Super Warehouse features 16 warehouses across the United States. It delivers its products in just 1-2 business days via ground shipping. ...
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Technology (29 Sep, 2008)
Saudi Arabia to Become One of the Top Supercomputing Powers

The government of Saudi Arabia is purchasing a hectoteraflopping megacomputer, called Shaheen, for the country's newly founded King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). ...
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//2 Sep 29, 2008 06:48 PM | posted by: skeptic

I doubt it- Saudi Arabia is still the same place with the same people and the same ignorance- you can't buy innovation. Oh Saudi Arabia! Where are you world class writers, films, cars, airplanes or industry of any sort? Your only gift to humanity is religious extremism with an export of hate and oil.

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//1 Sep 29, 2008 05:56 PM | posted by: Nick

I think some of your numbers are off by a couple magnitudes. Hectoteraflops (100 trillion FLOPS) are large but not near the power of Roadrunner (many petaflops). And then exaflops are ten thousand times more than hectoteraflops (not to mention way faster than Roadrunner), which is not a feasible upgrade for a supercomputer without a lot more space.