IBM Develops Fastest Optical Chipset
"IBM has announced that it has developed a prototype optical transceiver chipset capable of reaching speeds at least eight times faster than optical components available today."
Published: 28th March 2007 | Source: DigiTimes |
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Author: Matthew Fogg
Source: DigiTimes
According to our source, IBM has developed a prototype optical transceiver chipset capable of reaching speeds at least eight times faster than optical components available today.
| The company said the breakthrough could transform how data is accessed, shared and used across the Web for corporate and consumer networks. The transceiver is fast enough to reduce the download time for a typical high definition feature-length film to a single second compared to 30 minutes or more. The ability to move information at speeds of 160 Gigabits, or 160 billion bits of information, in a single second, provides a glimpse of a new era of high-speed connectivity that will transform communications, computing and entertainment. Optical networking offers the potential to dramatically improve data transfer rates by speeding the flow of data using light pulses, instead of sending electrons over wires. |
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Sounds cool, but does it not void your apple warrenty :confused:
Also, is it possible to attach USB storage to the apple TV system :confused:
They seem good little systems and the price seems ok, I was thinking of buying a mac mini + a 32" TV for a HTPC system, but this might do the job.
Also, is it possible to attach USB storage to the apple TV system :confused:
They seem good little systems and the price seems ok, I was thinking of buying a mac mini + a 32" TV for a HTPC system, but this might do the job.
Not 100% sure mate on both counts mate, but I can check for you. :)
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