A new kind of servers are catching on
Google, Facebook and Amazon.com are shaking the worldwide server market. Instead of relying on two big server vendors, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Dell, they are picking parts and assembling their servers at other low-cost places such as Asia where smaller Inventec, Quanta, and Wistron are located to serve their needs. These providers make up of about… Read more
Vacuum Deposition Systems Can Help Semiconductor Manufacturing
Vacuum deposition systems can really help companies with the production of high-quality semiconductors. Thinking about the production of something such as semiconductors is not an easy thing to wrap your head around, and rightfully so, but engineering can really help. Engineering is something that can change the world when it is done properly. Engineering, when… Read more
Intel’s new gamble on branch predictions
Intel, the world’s greatest chip developer and manufacturer recently announced that its CEO, Paul Otellini is retiring in May 2013. It is also announced that it is going to spend more than $13 billion in 2013 to outfit its factories with advanced chip manufacturing equipment in order to capture what is known as “Branch Prediction.” … Read more
Apple outshines Research In Motion (RIM)
The BlackBerry maker Research In Motion was the enterprises choice for company provided phones. It has seen its dominant 19.9 percent market share in 2009 for smartphones dwindle to about 4.7 percent this year. Slowly but steadily, Apple now is the choice in the enterprise market place beating RIM and expected to maintain its dominance… Read more
Don’t expect your e-mail to be personal or secretive
Headlines dominated the airwaves and the internet about the recent resignation of four star General David Petraeus as the head of the CIA. He led two successful wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and joint forces until he became the head of the CIA. The center of the recent scandal is an admitted affair with his… Read more
The slow death of personal computers (PCs) to continue
Microsoft’s much anticipated release of Windows 8 will hit stores in late October 2012. But don’t expect PC sales to jump through the roof. The worldwide sales of PCs are slowing while smartphones and tablet sales are increasing dramatically. In 2012 worldwide sales of personal computers are expected to drop by two percent to about… Read more
Could Microsoft catch up to Apple and Google mobile computing?
In 1980s and 1990s, Microsoft’s Windows was a mainstay in personal computers (PC). Today mobile computing dominates the computing market and Apple, Google and Microsoft are the three main competitors in the field of mobile computing. Google’s Android operating system is leading the U.S. smartphone market with an impressive 52 percent share of the market… Read more
Tips for Your Samsung Toner Cartridge
When you are looking for a new Samsung toner cartridge for your printer, there are couple of things that you should do to get the most out of your toner. Here are two big tips that you can use for your toner cartridge. Compare the Toner Yields • Sometimes it’s going to be cheaper to… Read more
Quality Los Angeles IT Consulting Services
Given the number of service providers in the market today, you might find yourself overwhelmed with the number of Los Angeles IT consulting services available. The IT system is such as crucial business component that could either make or break your enterprise. Given this, you have to ensure that your IT system is handled by… Read more
Where are we heading?
Despite Microsoft’s anticipated release of new version of Windows on October 26, 2012, the PC sales are either stagnating or heading down. Instead sales of tablet computers and smartphones are on the rise and expected to supersede PC sales in terms of number of units sold. The chip maker Nvidia used to sell graphics-processing units… Read more