Pump up the volume

Article Abstract:

Research on data storage technology at Victoria University of Technology Melbourne, Australia, aims to use all of data storage media rather than just the surface. Physicist, Min Gu, argues that optical techniques previously only used with expensive materials can be used with plastic. Other research has focused on the potential of holograms, and this could be faster than Gu's proposed techniques. Stanford University's Lambertus Hesselink in one researcher in this area.

Optical storage devices

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Less Intel inside: personal computers

Article Abstract:

Intel seems to have begun making its own motherboards in order to increase customer demand for computers that could handle Intel's latest microprocessors, the 486 and then the Pentium. Now that the demand for the best equipment is in place, Intel is reducing its production of motherboards.

Microprocessor Chips, Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Printed Circuit Boards, Computer industry, CPUs (Central processing units), Intel Corp., INTC, Marketing, Supply and demand, Microprocessors

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A trip down memory lane

Article Abstract:

Developments in optical correlators and holographic memory are examined in detail, including their usage in data storage and retrieval.

Optical data processing

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