Cisco Systems announced on Tuesday the CRS-3 Carrier Routing System, a new Internet networking architecture that is designed with the huge growth of video transmission, mobile devices and new online services in mind. The Cisco CRS-3 provides more than 12 times the traffic capacity of the nearest competing system, according to John Chambers, chairman and CEO of Cisco Systems.
HP Flashes a Few Slate Details
Sometime later this year, HP will release its Slate tablet PC device. What we know now is that it will run Windows 7 as well as Adobe Flash and Air, according to information revealed by an HP executive. However, it appears that the company is attempting to be quite selective about how and when it doles out further details on the device.
Two Can Play at the Wired War Game
As the United States military increases the use of robots like unmanned drones in battle, it increases the danger that our enemies will take and adapt the technology to use against us, according to Peter Warren Singer, senior fellow and director of the 21st Century Defense Initiative at the Brookings Institution.
First 3-D TV Channels from DirecTV Available in June
In June, DirecTV will become the first pay-TV provider to offer 3-D channels compatible with the new 3-D TVs.
'Micro-rings' Could Help Eliminate Wires in the Home
Micro-ring resonators convert laser pulses into radio signals and lets devices communicate wirelessly.
U.S. Sitting on Mother Lode of Rare Tech-Crucial Minerals
A U.S. company is sitting on precious metal deposits that could prove crucial to sustaining the U.S. tech industry and the green energy revolution.
Interior Minister: East Jerusalem plan wasn't intended to provoke - Ha'aretz
Bomber's death deals fresh blow to Indonesia militants - Reuters
Israeli general renews threats against Iran - Press TV
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