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10 Gigabit Ethernet Technology Overview White Paper

Released by the 10 Gigabit Ethernet Alliance in May 2002, this white paper discusses 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) technology and the development of the forthcoming standard. 10GbE is ten times faster than the current support for one gigabit per second, and it has the potential to be a dominant form of network technology. The report summarizes some of the key similarities and differences between...

http://www.kiv.zcu.cz/~ledvina/vyuka/PDS/pdf/10GEA_White_Pap...
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Filemail

Filemail gives visitors the ability to send large files quickly and seamlessly without any registration. It can be integrated with popular email programs and the size limit on files is 100MB, which is quite useful. This particular version is compatible with all operating systems.

https://www.filemail.com/
HyperTransport Technology: Simplifying System Design

HyperTransport technology is an architecture that allows data transfer between chips in excess of ten gigabytes per second. This white paper from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), released in October 2002, considers the potential of HyperTransport in designing an input/ output bus for a microprocessor. The technology, while accommodating high speed demands, requires relatively little power, making it...

http://intel80386.com/amd/k8__hypertransport_io.pdf
Light Reading: 10-Gigabit Ethernet

Published on March 18, 2003, this report provides an excellent insight into the expanding 10-Gigabit Ethernet technology. The author starts by explaining what 10-Gigabit Ethernet is and what applications are likely to be the first to take advantage of its advanced, high-speed protocol. A market analysis examines current trends of the technology's growth and suggests what the future might hold. A...

https://www.lightreading.com/cable-technology/10-gigabit-eth...
Making Cooltown Real

Cooltown is Hewlett-Packard's ambitious vision of a pervasive computing environment, where mobile services, Internet, and intelligent devices are intertwined to make an omnipresent networked experience. This vision of the future makes up a high profile research effort to develop technologies that will enable such a connected world. The program's homepage has a great deal of information about...

https://www.hpl.hp.com/?jumpid=ex_r17_ww/en/any/corp/cooltow...
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Rogue Amoeba

Do you want to turn back time? It can be a mighty task, but Rogue Amoeba makes it possible. This tiny application affords users the opportunity to pause and rewind live audio on their computers. It's a rather fine free device, but visitors can also purchase the complete version for $15. This version is compatible with computers running Mac OS X 10.7.0 and newer.

https://rogueamoeba.com/intermission/
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Sharable

At some time or another, we all need to share files, images, documents, and more. You can access all of these files easily with Sharable. This application uses existing Wi-Fi networks to transfer files in a way that's a bit less involved than using an Internet-based service or a cable. The site includes detailed information on how to use the application with any number of devices. This version is...

http://sharable.in/