Monthly Archives: February 2013

Hard Man of Facebook: We might just eat those cheap TLC flash chips

Micron’s teensy 3-bit NAND chips could feed FB data centre beast

Micron has built the world’s smallest 3-bits per cell NAND chip, targeting USB stick memory and the like, while Facebook’s open source hardware guru has indicated such chips could be used in its cloud’s data centres providing ultra-cheap flash storage.…

Why virtual network application

Needs the whole stack to participate

Live today  According to readers of The Register, Private Cloud is low-moving towards being a central plank of IT with more than 30% of them estimating their IT will be based on such a dynamic infrastructure within the next three years. This isn’t a project that can be done at server level in isolation of course. Rather, it’s a project that needs everyone, and almost everything, singing in harmony.…

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Seeing is Touching

Professor Takashi Kawai’s lab at Waseda University’s School of Fundamental Science and Engineering is conducting research on a cross-modal perception technology employing multi-sensory integration in which particip…