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Chips are getting faster every year, as they’ve always done, but a team of researchers at MIT claims they may have found a way to make current multi-core chips FAR faster than they are. In a 64-core chip, the researchers supposedly achieved a speed increase of 46% with a power consumption decr
Power grids work much the same way wherever you go and all of them are incredibly wasteful. However, a city in Germany by the name of Mannheim wants to take that fabled German efficiency and apply it to power grid in a program it calls the “Model City of Mannheim.” The program essentially crea
Guessing the products that companies will unveil at big events like MWC 2015 is fun and all but it’s much easier when they start giving us hints as to what we can expect. As for Samsung, the company has released a video of what looks to be the Galaxy S6 hidden in the shadows. The […]
Vint Cerf is widely regarded as one of the fathers of the Internet thanks to his work on ARPANet, the military’s predecessor to the modern Internet. That’s why his words should have more weight when he says that preserving digital information for future generations is incredibly importan
Xiaomi mixed things up a bit with the Mi Note. The Chinese company has become insanely successful by packing as much power a sit can into an affordable handset but with the Mi Note Xiaomi decided to release a comparatively expensive high-end device comparable to the iPhone 6 Plus or Galaxy Note 4. W
Am important but often times overlooked part of Amazon Web Services known as Spot Instances allows you to name your price for using pieces of servers in Amazon’s cloud. A startup by the name of ClusterK has found a way to utilize these instances in away that makes it so that you can run comple
The developers of the original PlayStation actually had to fight with Sony to get the console released. Think about that for a moment, the product that Sony didn’t even really want to release has turned into its breadwinner. That’s not an exaggeration either. Sony CEO Kaz Hirai, who happ
Few business landscapes change as frequently as the technology market does and many of the corporate giants that controlled the market a few years are now struggling to change and remain relevant. One such company is Hewlett-Packard which announced today that it will be selling a new line of network
For those of you who aren’t aware, Asia was awash with celebration last night as hundreds of millions of people gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year. One of the traditions during this holiday is to give each other gifts and WeChat decided to add a modern twist to the tradition by enablin
Peer-to-peer file-sharing makes up a significant chunk of Internet traffic and there’s not much that ISPs can do legally to stop that, nor should there be. In order to deal with this, AT&T has decided to create what is essentially a dedicated lane for P2P traffic such as BitTorrent that wi
A new store has opened up in Harajuku, the center of youth culture in Tokyo. What’s so special about this store you might ask and how is it relevant on a tech site? Well, the new store is called Line Friends and is owned by Japan’s fastest growing social media giant, Line. The app may fa
HTTP has remained more or less the same since it was released back in 1999 but that’s all about to change. After several years in development, HTTP/2 has finally been approved and is one step closer to being published as a standard, although this could take several months to actually happen. N
