Posted on 30 July 2011. Tags: google, IBM, Nortel, Patents
Google is currently embroiled in a bitter patent fight with Oracle and it looks like that the company has learned some lessons from its ongoing tussle. In order to avoid any future encore of the current situation, Google is now trying to collect patents, left right and center. According to a blog called SEO by [...]
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Posted in Business News, Google, News
Posted on 22 April 2011. Tags: Apple, Facebook, Greenpeace, IBM, Microsoft
Apple continues to score big and almost doubled its profits for its latest quarter. However, this did not stop Greenpeace from giving a ‘Fail’ score to the company when it comes to being a environmentally responsible. Greenpeace recently released its ‘Green League Report’ and Apple was placed at the bottom of the list. This should [...]
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Posted in Apple, Facebook, News
Posted on 06 September 2010. Tags: computer chip, IBM, proccessor, world's fastest
1.4 billion transistors capable of handling more than 50 billion instructions per second, welcome to the new 5.2GHz z196 processor according to IBM, the world’s fastest processor. The new IBM 5.2GHz z196 processor is an enterprise processor that was manufactured using IBM’s 45 nanometer technology by IBM engineers in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. IBM say, “This world [...]
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Posted in News, PC
Posted on 24 June 2009. Tags: IBM, Laptop, lenovo, Lenovo T400, tech, technology, ThinkPad, ThinkPad T400
Lenovo has released details of its new 14 inch business laptop the ThinkPad T400. The T400 has a carbon fibre shell, making it quite thin (only 2.1 cm) and relatively light. At the same time the T400 is no performance slouch. The T400 comes with the Intel 2.53 GHz Core2Duo processor, 2GB of memory and a range of solid state drive storage up to 128 GB or if you prefer a 250 GB hard drive.
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Posted in Laptops, PC
Posted on 23 November 2008. Tags: brain, cognitive computing, IBM
Just when you thought computers were intelligent enough, it would seem that IBM have been working with the US government to create electronic circuits which will mimic the brain. It is developing an area called ‘cognitive computing’, and according to the BBC this will mean that neurobiologists, computer and materials scientists and psychologists will all [...]
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Posted in General, News