Ethernet and Data Gathering for HPC. Figure 1: HPC Justification for Higher Speed Ethernet Beyond 10 GbEIn my 15 or so years leading the charge for Ethernet into higher speeds “high performance computing” and “research and development” have always been two areas that the industry could count on where higher speeds would be needed for its networking applications.
For example, during the incarnation of the IEEE 802.3 Higher Speed Ethernet Study Group that looked beyond 10GbE, and ultimately defined the 40 Gigabit and 100 Gigabit Ethernet project, Figure 1 tracked the average processing against the prior introductions of new rates of Ethernet. For “research and development” a number of key areas were identified as needing terabit capacities from an end-to-end perspective, such as high energy physics, climate, nanoscience, fusion energy, astrophysics, and genomics data and computation.[1] Telecom News & Articles. Winning Google's Little Box Challenge Will Take a 'Holistic Approach' Google and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) are offering a US $1 million prize to anyone who can design a power inverter that is about 10 times smaller than what is available today.
The Little Box Challenge calls upon those with “a healthy disregard for the perceived limits of engineering” to design a kilowatt-scale inverter with the highest power density possible (at least 50 watts per cubic inch, or about 3 watts per cubic centimeter). Google will pony up the cash while IEEE (which publishes IEEE Spectrum) has generated the specifications for the competition and will participate in judging, says Don Tan, president of IEEE’s Power Electronics Society (PELS).
He adds that shrinking and improving the power electronics in today's inverters could have tremendous benefits for society. Tan says there are various ways to approach the challenge, and any breakthrough in power density will likely take innovation in both design and materials. Lasers Make a Fiber Optic Cable Out of Thin Air. How to Spy on Your Blog Using Google In-Page Analytics: Video. Wp-content/uploads/2013/11/5ksubscribersfree.pdf.
Tavi gevinson's blog. 11 Ways to Improve Your Blog Posts With Interviews. If you’re reading this, you likely understand the importance of good content.
You know the formula: valuable content = influence = social reach = traffic = more reach… and so on. But do you know the secret to great content? As marketers, we often look for the next big tool to differentiate ourselves. But did you know the most powerful content-creative tool was invented long before social media? It doesn’t involve keeping a Kodak Zi8 in your pocket, either.
The most powerful content tool is also the oldest. Your Content Advantage: The Interview Yes, the interview. Interview-based content is valuable to your readers and more likely to be shared. Professional Web Content Writing - The True Cost of Hiring Someone Else To Handle It. Judging by the popularity of our recent blog about how much social media marketing costs, people are really interested in the rates of online PR services.
Since we're really interested in increasing our website traffic, we figured we'd write a similar post about how much professional web content writing costs. Win/win! There are many different types of web content writing, each with different price points. About A Writer's Time by Kenneth Atchity - The Story Merchant. The advice in this book draws from the problems that writers have presented in individual consultations, private and university classes, and development meetings--as well as from my own experience as writer, editor, publisher, and independent producer.
The system described in A Writer's Time has helped thousands of writers, from beginners to hardened professionals, to overcome problems at one stage or another of their professional careers. The system isn't based on preconceived or philosophical notions about what writing ought to be though it reflects my lifelong interest in the way the imagination works through myth and story. DailyWorth - Financial and Career Advice for Women - DailyWorth.com. Chat with Katharine Brooks, Author of "You Majored in What?!" Today I had the chance to chat with the author of one of my favorite career books for college students and graduating seniors.
Katharine Brooks is the author of “You Majored in What?!” And the Director of Liberal Arts Career Services at The University of Texas at Austin. How to Change Your Beliefs and Stick to Your Goals for Good. In one of my very first articles, I discussed a concept called identity-based habits.
The basic idea is that the beliefs you have about yourself can drive your long-term behavior. Maybe you can trick yourself into going to the gym or eating healthy once or twice, but if you don’t shift your underlying identity, then it’s hard to stick with long-term changes. Most people start by focusing on performance and appearance-based goals like “I want to lose 20 pounds” or “I want to write a best-selling book.” But these are surface level changes. The root of behavior change and building better habits is your identity. This brings us to an interesting question.
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