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New architecture packs 100GbE memory 4/16/2014 This architecture can streamline bandwidth and latency intensive functions like buffering and table indexing, along with offloading recursive/iterative functions such as exact match and longest prefix match. Amazon to enter market with 3D smartphone 4/16/2014 The new augmented reality feature means that 3D items from Amazon's online catalogue can pop-up in front of the users' eyes, right in place of the real thing and at a better price. Graphene - the wonder material for new semiconductors 4/15/2014 Graphene could change the electronics industry, ushering in flexible devices, supercharged quantum computers, electronic clothing and computers that can interface with the cells in your body. Heartbleed can reach into areas not awared 4/15/2014 So far they have identified two dozen networking devices affected by Heartbleed. That list includes servers, routers, switches, phones and video cameras used by businesses everywhere. 3D printing coming from your neigbourhood Staples 4/15/2014 "3D printing offers enormous potential for small businesses, and by using Staples, they can print with the technology without having to invest in it," Autonomous driving technology advancing 4/15/2014 DEEVA will be equipped with a unique and extremely comprehensive set of sensors that provides a complete 3D representation of the vehicle's environment. To generate this representation, high amounts of data have to be processed at very high real-time requirements. NASA Releases 1,000 Apps to Public 4/14/2014 Now NASA wants to make better use of its intellectual asset portfolio and is releasing a software catalogue with more than 1,000 applications that are available for free to the public. Retail sales surge in March at fastest pace in 1 1/2 years 4/14/2014 The Commerce Department said Monday that seasonally adjusted retail sales increased 1.1% in March. Officials also revised February's figure up to a strong 0.7%, from an initially reported 0.3%. Boeing Bringing 1,000 New Jobs to Southern California 4/11/2014 Boeing Co. announced it was adding over 1,000 new engineering positions in Long Beach and Seal Beach over the upcoming two years as part of the consolidation plan companywide to increase its efficiencies and meet the demand globally for new aircraft and related support. Freescale Upgrades Small-Cell SoC 4/11/2014 Freescale Semiconductor debuted a next-generation SoC for multistandard wireless base stations. BMW recalls 156,000 vehicles in US 4/11/2014 German luxury carmaker BMW will recall 156,000 vehicles in the US to check for defective bolts that could lead to engine damage. Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 & 808 Chips Boost Network Capabilities 4/9/2014 Qualcomm has announced a pair of Snapdragon mobile processors designed to let one mobile device combine three LTE network connections to boost theoretical download speeds as high as 300 Mbit/s. Chip Market Grew 5% in 2013 4/9/2014 Total worldwide semiconductor revenue reached $315 billion in 2013, up 5% from 2012. Honda Tests System That Warns Drivers of Traffic Signals 4/8/2014 Honda has announced plans to test in live traffic a driver-assist system designed to warn drivers of upcoming traffic signals and do something about them even if the driver isn't prepared to. IBM Brings New Cloud Offerings, Pricing to the Mainframe 4/8/2014 IBM announced new cloud offering, research projects and pricing options for mainframe users looking to deploy cloud workloads on IBM's Linux-based mainframes. Battery offers 30 second phone charging 4/8/2014 A battery that can charge in under 30 seconds has been shown off at a technology conference in Tel Aviv. UK government pays Microsoft £5.5m to extend Windows XP support 4/7/2014 The UK and Dutch governments have paid Microsoft multiple millions to extend support for Windows XP past the 8 April cutoff date.The UK extension cost £5.5m but is only valid for a year, after which public-sector users will have to be moved to newer software. “Affordable, Effortless” Micro 3D Printer For Everyone Killing It On Kickstarter 4/7/2014 In the race to drive down costs for and increase the capabilities of 3D printers, the Micro is designed to be inexpensive and incredibly easy to use while also offering reliability and consistency. Gas prices fall 11 cents over past week 4/7/2014 Gasoline prices have fallen about 11 cents during the past week to a statewide average of about $3.65 per gallon. Qualcomm Boosts High End of Mobile Chip Line 4/7/2014 Qualcomm is boosting the performance of the high end of its flagship chip line, aiming to bring new features to smartphones and tablets by early next year. Mozilla exec out of job for gay rights intolerance 4/4/2014 Mozilla co-founder Brendan Eich has stepped down, less than two weeks after he was named top executive of the company that makes the popular web browser, Firefox. T-Mobile Offers BlackBerry Users $100 Credit After Split 4/4/2014 Though BlackBerry and T-Mobile are in the midst of a bitter divorce, T-Mobile wants the BlackBerry faithful to know that it still cares by offering a $100 credit. 3D-printed modules for Google's Ara phone coming early next year 4/4/2014 Lego-like parts that will form the building blocks for Google's Project Ara will be produced on 3D printers and ship in time for the customizable smartphone's release early next year. Verizon Wireless cuts prices to be more competitive with AT&T plans 4/3/2014 Verizon has adjusted its pricing on higher data plans in order to better compete with chief rival AT&T. USB 3.1 will use the new Type-C connector 4/3/2014 With the introduction of USB 3.1 and the new Type-C connector, the old USB ports will be obsoleted.  438  |  439  |  440  |  441  |  442  |  443  |  444  |  445  |  446  |  447

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