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Moore's Law will end 'commodity capitalism'
News Computers will eventually wipe out bean-counting jobs and the middlemen, so economies have to be knowledge-based to survive, says physics professor.
Tags: Processors, Nanotechnology, Technology, Law, Chip, Singapore, Cloud Computing, Computer, City University, sales agent
Network costs plague Asian bourses
News To support transaction growth from facilitating foreign trading, region's stock exchanges will need to overcome rising network costs, notes data center operator.
Tags: Bandwidth, Network administration/implementation, Cost control, Equinix, Asia, network, Singapore, Server, stock exchange, North America
S'pore forms group to boost 3D chips
News New consortium seeks to advance Singapore's 300mm wafer manufacturing capabilities by focusing on through-silicon via for 3D integrated circuit packages.
Tags: Processors, R&D, Integrated Circuit, Manufacturing, Semiconductor, Chip, Singapore, 3D, consortium, transistor
One step closer to age of nanowire transistors?
News IBM-Purdue researchers say nanowires may work in making PCs, consumer electronics because they form the same way every time.
Tags: Nanotechnology, IBM Corp., Electronics, Manufacturing, Chip, Purdue University, Particle, Catalyst, Silicon, Gordon Moore
Microsoft: Major gamemakers developing for Natal
News Software maker says Activision, Capcom, Disney, EA, Konami, MTV, Namco Bandai, Sega, Square Enix, THQ, and Ubisoft are all working on games for the Xbox add-on.
Tags: Games, Game players, Product development and design, Electronic Arts Inc., Activision Inc., camera, Product development and design, game, Games, Game players
Windows 7, Vista zero-day flaw reported
News Security researcher says vulnerability in Windows 7 could lead to an attack causing a critical system error, or "blue screen of death".
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Server Message Block, Microsoft Windows Vista, Zero-day Bug, BSOD, Small And Medium Business, Microsoft Windows 7, Flaw, Microsoft Windows Vista SP1, Microsoft Windows
Toasting the birthday of the integrated circuit
News Hundreds gather at the Computer History Museum to celebrate the anniversary of the invention of the integrated circuit and two of its inventors, Gordon Moore and Jay Last.
Tags: Components, Integrated Circuit, Electronics, Google Inc., Semiconductor, Chip, computer, Gordon Moore, industry, Components
Moore's Law to roll on for another decade
News Moore's Law will continue for at least another 10 years, according to Intel cofounder Gordon Moore, but it's going to take a lot of work.
July the 'Month of browser bugs'?
News Each day this month, a prominent security expert will highlight a new vulnerability in a major browser. Happy surfing.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Security, Web browsers
British Telecom appoints new Asian chief
News in brief British Telecom has a new head for Asia to replace 41-year company veteran Graham Moore, who is set to retire later this year.
"Moore's Law" originator retires
News Three years before cofounding Intel in 1968, Gordon Moore predicted the number of transistors on a silicon chip would double every 18 months.
"Moore's Law" originator retires
News On Thursday, Silicon Valley legend Gordon Moore retired from the board of directors of Intel. In 1968, Moore predicted the number of transistors on a silicon chip would double every 18 months.
Moore's Law to conk in 10, 15 years, says Moore
News Author of principle that says the number of transistors on a given chip can be doubled every two years says it won't last.
Tags: Mobile processors, Processors, Multiprocessor servers
Should healthcare IT be 'low-profit'?
Blogs In my blog post last week, I discussed how tough it can be sometimes to meld capitalism and charity, primarily because b...
Mobile phone forensics 'hole' reported
News Police investigations are being hindered by the use of proprietary mobile phone technologies, say forensics experts.
Tags: Cellular phones, Mobile/Wireless, Legal, Policy and management
