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The future of computing

The future of computing In 1971 the fastest car in the world was the Ferrari Daytona, capable of 280kph (174mph). The world’s tallest buildings were New York’s twin towers, at 415 metres (1,362 feet). In November that year Intel launched the first commercial microprocessor chip, the 4004, containing 2,300 tiny transistors, each the size of a red blood cell. Since then chips have improved in line…

HP Labs and the future of computing

Here it is.  The Machine

We’ll follow this one with great interest as this is the first public statement of HP Labs work, even though they have been developing The Machine for more than two years.  It is encouraging that one of our technology giants is both investing in and developing for the future – “Beyond the cloud”.

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