Just perhaps
HP is looking for a way to commercialise its latest break technology, that thing of the memristor or whatever its called. It was said, this could be *cough* a paradigm change in memory technology... See BOOGLE for more details.
Posts by G 5
10 publicly visible posts • joined 16 Jun 2009
Oracle sniffing around Citrix, HP around Rambus
Scottish gov to curb personal data collection
MS warns of forced Messenger update
Cisco's UCS needs a bra
Virgin Media 'overwhelmed' by broadband customers fleeing BT
Monday 31st August 2009 06:47 GMT 
Two angles
On the whole VM cable network is excellent delivery mechanism, ADSL is really a poor cousin. The VM back end is REALLY POOR. I myself am responsible for having them change their email support practices; how is it a call centre operative can open my mailbox and talk me through my list of emails without my permission? If its possible, they'll do it, even just for fun; I do know some call centre workers and you don't want to know what fun they have with your accounts.
Mobile operators pooh-pooh universal phone-snooping plan
When is an operating system not an operating system?
Faster broadband for free?
Wednesday 5th August 2009 09:16 GMT 
Cmon in
Heard about these some time ago; quite some time ago 6 years to be exact.... Glad to see BT has licensed them and included them in new installations.
It is still however, a poor replacement for fibre as the aging copper will not manage to make it (in some cases) another 90 years!
BT, have some bran, its good for your diet!
Cutting the cord: future mobile broadband tech
Tuesday 14th July 2009 21:15 GMT
Oh I could say so much
about this issue and what ends some will go to protecting their investment. Its now a process whereby we're stuck with what the OFCOM quango wants us to have, via heavily lobbied polys'. The reality could be so much different.
And it wasn't named 802.11 "R" for nothing.....
@Chris Lewis - Finally someone who knows what he's talking about! Thx R
GT - pseudonym
Biting the hand that feeds IT
