Optical components and subsystem specialist Oclaro, Inc. (NASDAQ: OCLR) is showing off at OFC in Los Angeles what the company asserts is the first SFP28-LR optical transceiver that can transmit 28 Gbps to 10 km at a power consumption of approximately 1 W. The company expects the optical module to address the emerging Gen 6 …
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Much has been written about how millennials learn differently, suggesting companies should change the way they manage and train this digital generation. While its true millennials have grown up without ever having used a pay phone or typewriter, read a newspaper or waited for a scheduled TV program, does this mean they learn differently?
In this week’s Fish Fry, we’re talking about our love of innovation big and small. From Crossbar’s recent breakthrough in non-volatile RRAM memory technology to the latest news from the land of Raspberry Pi. My first guest is Sagar Jethani from Element14. Sagar is here to give us the goods on the new Raspberry Pi …
Every trucking and transportation organization wants to ensure the safety of all vehicles on the road. The Department of Transportation reports that commercial truck crashes are on the decline, but in 2013 there were more than 92,000 crashes involving large trucks and more than 3,500 fatalities, at a cost of $99 billion.
While motion sensors first became popular in high-end smartphones and tablets, they are now rapidly becoming key requirements in every moving consumer device on the market. This world of connected and interactive electronic devices not fixed in one place is now known as the Internet of Moving Things (IoMT).
San Francisco’s EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants made its sixth acquisition since December 2013 on Tuesday, nabbing Atlanta’s Greyling Insurance Brokerage & Risk Consulting Inc.
Non-volatile resistive random access memory (RRAM), widely considered by analysts and other leading experts to be the most viable alternative to NAND, offers clear advantages in cost, manufacturability, and gains in overall system performance. There is no question that current NAND technology has hit its scaling limits at the 1Y node.
Innovative companies constantly strive to communicate more efficiently and effectively. A recent study commissioned by my company, Qumu, with independent market research firm Wainhouse Research shows communications using video is growing in popularity and explains why.