Tag Archives: multipath

Education Technology Blog – First Post

posted by Jeff Galinovsky on July 31, 2009

Ok – I have been wanting to do this for some time now, and finally have started with this post! I will be blogging about Education Technology issues and also about how Intel powered classmate PCs can help solve some … Continue reading →

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Performance Headroom from Squeezing Transistors Down to 32nm

posted by ken kaplan on February 20, 2009

Since the turn of the millennium, I’ve seen advances in chip manufacturing processes — from circuitry measuring 180 nanometers to 130 to 90 to 65 to 45 and now 32nm — and new architectural designs in between. Every time a … Continue reading →

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Video: Sneak Peek at Intel Atom-Powered Devices Appearing at IDF

posted by ken kaplan on August 18, 2008

Last September, just prior to the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco 2007, I met up with Intel’s Mark Parker, who gave us a sneak peak at a wafer filled with Intel Atom processors (back then codenamed Silverthorne). Seeing a … Continue reading →

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The Power of 802.11 Draft-N 3×3

posted by david.angell on July 30, 2008

802.11 Draft-N is hot – up to 300 Mbps of bandwidth today with up to 450 Mbps of bandwidth tomorrow. But did you know that not all 802.11 Draft-N products are the same? To be a connoisseur of these differences, … Continue reading →

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