AMD has introduced a 40W six-core Opteron processor. The overhauled chip offers 31 percent higher performance-per-watt over a standard quad-core Opteron. According to AMD spokesperon Brent Kerby, companies that require low power processors often deploy dense, Greener Tech., large-scale IT projects where system energy trumps raw performance and every watt of saved power has a “significant” impact on the bottom line. What’s New ? It’s Greener – The 40-watt 6-core Opteron delivers the same processing capacity with about 30% less power consumption. Leaner Read further »

If you are looking for a great combination HDTV, BluRay, Great Quadcore PC — The Medion X9613 all-in-one certainly is for you. It’s perfectly contained HTPC (Home Theater PC). It comes Loaded with Windows 7 with a brilliant multitouch screen, Core 2 Quad Q9000 processor, Nvidia GT240M graphics (pretty Read further »

This could be one of those things that Microsoft least expected, and Google waited for weeks. When Microsoft made its deal last month with Yahoo to provide the search infrastructure for its home page, using technology from Bing, it left open and non-exclusive the fate of several deals the one-time #2 search provider had already made, especially with carriers. Specifically, does Bing become the default search provider for services that had previously made a deal with Yahoo? The answer appeared to be Read further »

Chinese Government has added additional layers of filtering to all traffic that reaches the end-users. The censorship is one of it kinds which assures cleaner WWW. Because of this civilized censorship, the browsing experience is different in china than the rest of the world. Let’s discuss How Chinese internet is different from the world! 1. Due to congestion on China’s backbone networks and the time it takes for communications to travel across undersea cables to the United States and Europe, travelers find a noticeable difference in the responsiveness of the Internet in China compared to the rest of the world. 2. The Chinese government uses four mechanisms — DNS blocking, reset commands, URL keyword blocking and Read further »

How far can one company go just to beat it’s (stronger) competitor? Hold Weekly meetings? It turns out Microsoft has been holding weekly “Screw Google” meetings, trying to figure out how to throw roadblocks in front of Google as they continue to dominate the search arena. It’s easy for me to say, but doesn’t it anymake a lot more sense to spend millions of dollars making something that’s actually better than Google rather than simply trying to make them look bad? Why? The Fact – Read further »

Just How powerful one man, one President could be? He can order National Security and get a Nation wide “Emergency”. But did any one ever heard, President of a country shutting down Internet for the whole world? We are not far. The second draft of a Senate cybersecurity bill appears to quote a language that would grant President Obama the power to shut down the Internet. The Senate bill, first introduced in April by Senator John Rockefeller (D-W. Va.), does, however, still include language that gives Obama the authority to direct responses to cyber attacks and declare a “Cyber Emergency”. The language in the first draft of the bill has been rewritten regarding the President’s Read further »