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CAMBRIDGE, England, October 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- ARM [(LSE:ARM - News); (Nasdaq:ARMHY - News)] today announced that Common Platform technology business partners IBM, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., have licensed ARM® Metro (TM) low-power and Advantage(TM) high-performance products, part of its Artisan® Physical IP family, for the technology alliance's 45-nanometer (nm) Low-Power (LP) process technology. The license agreement for ARM libraries extends the companies' relationship to ensure system-on-chip (SoC) design compatibility and manufacturing flexibility for foundry customers. ARM previously announced and has delivered products under 65nm license agreements with IBM, Chartered, and Samsung, as well as 90nm products under license agreements with IBM and Chartered.
DENVER, Oct. 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The second modernized Global Positioning System Block IIR (GPS IIR-M) satellite, designed and built by Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT - News) has been declared fully operational for military and civilian navigation users around the globe. This milestone is the culmination of a successful on-orbit deployment and check- out phase that allowed the spacecraft to begin service ahead of the planned schedule. Launched last month from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla. the GPS Block IIR-15(M) is the second in a series of eight Block IIR-M spacecraft that Lockheed Martin Navigation Systems is developing for its customer, the Global Positioning Systems Wing, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, Calif. The third GPS Block IIR-M satellite is scheduled for liftoff on Nov.
You re-did the kitchen with professional-grade appliances. Check. You've outfitted a home theater with a big-screen, high-definition TV and surround-sound system. Double check. Still, there's one more room in the house that's craving a high-tech makeover with a state-of-the-art, high-efficiency "system." The laundry room. Long hidden away in dank basements or cold garages, the laundry is being relocated to more visible and accessible spots as a place of honor and excitement. "Walk into a new model home, and you'll find the laundry located next to the kitchen, as part of the family/home theater room, or set up in the baby's room," noted Jill Notini, spokeswoman for the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers. Making these moves possible is a growing crop of high-tech clothes washers and dryers boasting dramatic styling and high-efficiency (HE) operation.
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — A bill that would have changed the residency requirements for Navajo presidential and vice presidential candidates did not receive enough votes to stay alive. The vote count was 36 in favor and 33 opposed during Thursday's Navajo Nation Council fall session. Since the proposed bill would have made changes to Navajo codes, the bill needed 59 votes to pass. Local Council delegates Pete Atcitty, Wallace Charley and Richard Begaye all voted in favor of the measure. Delegates LoRenzo Bates and Ervin Keeswood voted against the measure. According to Title 2 and 11 of the Navajo Nation codes, Navajo presidential and vice presidential candidates must have permanently lived within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation for at least three years. Legislation 0565-06 would have stricken the residency requirements for the candidates completely, according to the proposed legislation.
October 27, 2006 - Model 4I70 serves as PCI-to-PCI Express or PCI Express-to-PCI bridge on PC/104-PCI card. Two 4I70 cards connect via single lane Infiniband cable and bridge PC-104/PCI stack with CPU to remote stack that can support up to 4 bus master PC/104-PCI peripheral cards. Remote 4I70 can be up to 5 m from local 4I70. Bridge has built-in 3.3 V power supply, which provides up to 2.5 A of 3.3 V power to remote peripheral stack so that only 5 V power is required. .
It was 20 years ago today, and Britain was facing groundbreaking change. The Australian soap Neighbours stormed the nation's television screens, the BBC launched its One O'Clock News programme - and the City of London was rocked by "Big Bang". Electronic trading systems were switched on and the secluded cabal of privately owned firms that dominated City share dealing was smashed. The old-fashioned way of dealing, head to head on a sweaty trading floor in the stock exchange, was halted overnight. .
NovaStor, a leading provider of data availability and protection solutions, launched the latest version of their network backup solution NovaNET. With the NovaNET 10 Service Pack 2B release, NovaStor introduces several new benefits for new and existing customers and has done away with any scalability limitations that were present in past releases. NovaNET's modular design allows corporations to "pay as they grow" at the speed of their requirements whether it's a small office with a single server or a large enterprise which employs multiple servers in mixed OS environments. NovaNET 10, Service Pack 2B scales past any previous NovaNET version and provides much greater flexibility with regards to backup options. The base Master Server package now comes standard with 8 TB of disk backup support compared to 500GB in the previous version.
New technology such as WiMax and user trends such as increased wireless data downloads are changing the nature of base-station design, according to the latest research from the Unstrung Insider. The new report -- 3G Base Station Design & Wireless Network Economics -- highlights the steady evolution of a new breed of "faster, cheaper, smaller" base stations. "With an emphasis on increasing data throughput for both 3G and WiMax, speed is certainly being addressed," writes the report's author, Simon Swales. "There is also a trend towards smaller base stations, with the idea of a zero-footprint base station gaining interest." These design concepts are gaining ground over previous, monolithic designs because the mobile operators that use the infrastructure are facing increasing costs associated with deploying cell sites.
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