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The mention of Intel and energy and massive accross sector uptake has me wondering?

"Date: Monday, November 21, 2011
Time: 4 PM EST
Registration: FREE

Agenda: Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald will walk you through what’s been called the “biggest technological breakthrough of our lifetime.” Then he’s going to show you how to play it.

Once you see why no-nonsense companies like Intel and Ericsson expect this technology to go into 50 billion devices, you’ll get a very clear idea of the enormous potential of the one company pioneering it all.

So be prepared to take notes…

As you’ll see, without this technology, all progress stops. All cell phones, computers, DVD players, cash registers, alarm clocks… everything — it all stops. And once you find out why, it’ll blow your mind.

Again, simply enter your email address below to register for Keith’s event, free of charge. As soon as it’s set to go live on Monday, we’ll send you the link you can use to watch it."

Obviously not an EESU but what is this? Perhaps just hype?

Kind regards
ei

EI : got a link for this ?

Cheers !

No but I wonder whether it is this sunless solar...

"Money for nothing and chicks for free" ?

http://www.angelnexus.com/o/web/30845?r=1

But dunno...

kind regards
ei

it is mobile internet connectivity modules, everything gets connected.
Its the way of the future!

I'm calling a new antenna or radio chip.

I have seen this item before. Perhaps 2 years ago. For a well-hyped breakthrough, it is taking a long time to market after a practical demonstration. One could say the same about EEStor except EEStor has never given a public demonstration. We hear rumours of private demos, but have never been able to track down a real live witness to such an event.

could explain warren buffets' stake in intel...

sounds like BS to me.

dvelasco68 wrote:

could explain warren buffets' stake in intel...

Or mine!

http://software.intel.com/en-us/Avx

Last edited Wed, 16 Nov 2011, 4:59pm by CapMan

HP's memristors?

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http://moneymorning.com/sft/20111121_tech.php

Ok so intel is working on several things we know about.

the energy efficiency monitor device

http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/04/why-inte...

Wireless energy transfer (WREL)

http://thefutureofthings.com/news/5763/intel-s-...

Battery technology and investment

http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/...

Also, Intel is talking about a 50 core server chip.

however, I see nothing in the media about anything like described in the OP. most likely just over hype on something we already know about.

energy investor wrote:

“biggest technological breakthrough of our lifetime.”

energy investor wrote:

As you’ll see, without this technology, all progress stops.

energy investor wrote:

Perhaps just hype?

Hype? Really? What are the odds?

Robert

maybe a guidance system for your Segway. It will change life as we know it. It will alter the way urban areas are designed. It will change your sheets, do your windows, and tell you how to vote in local elections.

Hi Robert,

Their hype seems a given, but there are a few things this could refer to. Just so much is happening with global R&D.

Thanks for comments guys.

I am happy to just wait and see.

Kind regards
ei

EEventually wrote:

maybe a guidance system for your Segway. It will change life as we know it. It will alter the way urban areas are designed. It will change your sheets, do your windows, and tell you how to vote in local elections.

Not to mention, cure cancer and the common cold, and make you irresistibly attractive to anyone you smile at!

My bet is on eeinterested's choice of Memristors.

Cheap, low energy, CPU cores mated with massive Memristor storage to blow up the memory hierarchy.

Leading to new cloud servers to start and totally revamped computation in the long term.

The Von Neumann architecture is dead.

Reconfigurable hardware fabrics with massive storage via memristors are IN.

Will HP manage to profit from this?
Will Intel manage to survive?
When will the last Disk Drive manufacturer close its doors?

HP has just fired the first shot http://www.tgdaily.com/opinion-features/59392-h...

PNeilson wrote:

My bet is on eeinterested's choice of Memristors.

Cheap, low energy, CPU cores mated with massive Memristor storage to blow up the memory hierarchy.

Leading to new cloud servers to start and totally revamped computation in the long term.

The Von Neumann architecture is dead.

Reconfigurable hardware fabrics with massive storage via memristors are IN.

Will HP manage to profit from this?
Will Intel manage to survive?
When will the last Disk Drive manufacturer close its doors?

HP has just fired the first shot http://www.tgdaily.com/opinion-features/59392-h...

Absolutely, Von Neumann is dead. Serial programming will be taught in 3rd grade.

My guess is a successor to flash. HPs memristors are a possibility, but there are several other RRAM possibilites (several other companies have experimented with metal-oxide resistive memories long before the HP memristor announcement) as well as phase-change and magneto-resistive memories.

Flash appears to be rapidly approaching a brick-wall in terms of scalability, so it would fit all the stated hype.

Might also be a potential breakthrough in chip lithography:

http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2011/11/hig...

PS: Long time listener, first-time caller! I believe ... 7/10 Lenses.

energy investor wrote:

The mention of Intel and energy and massive accross sector uptake has me wondering?

"Date: Monday, November 21, 2011
Time: 4 PM EST
Registration: FREE

Agenda: Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald will walk you through what’s been called the “biggest technological breakthrough of our lifetime.” Then he’s going to show you how to play it.

Once you see why no-nonsense companies like Intel and Ericsson expect this technology to go into 50 billion devices, you’ll get a very clear idea of the enormous potential of the one company pioneering it all.

So be prepared to take notes…

As you’ll see, without this technology, all progress stops. All cell phones, computers, DVD players, cash registers, alarm clocks… everything — it all stops. And once you find out why, it’ll blow your mind.

Again, simply enter your email address below to register for Keith’s event, free of charge. As soon as it’s set to go live on Monday, we’ll send you the link you can use to watch it."

Obviously not an EESU but what is this? Perhaps just hype?

Kind regards
ei

must not have been all that spectacular.

http://moneymorning.com/video/sft/20111121_webs...

It's a ploy to get you to subscribe to their newsletter or whatever for $695/yr.

Why am I not surprised?

He's talking about some company with a security aspect. These guys are so full of shit.

I think they are talking about this company:
http://news.ichinastock.com/2011/07/netqin-we-d...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gl=us&am...

http://www.google.com/finance?client=ob&q=NYSE:NQ

big pump job

their subscribership is impressive though.

all subscribers are suckers for their pitch job

their business plan is like Netflix based on continuous and dramatic subcriber growth rates to offset drop-off rates after 9-12 months.

I don't know what it is, but I know the company is Netqin (NQ).