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Even as we speak, (or type, in this case) Experts at Intel are trying to break the Exahertz barrier. Nevermind Terrahertz, we're there! Nevermind Petahertz, it's on paper and should be obsolete by the year 2030.
This Topic may seem a bit ambiguous, but where do you see computers with Exahertz processing capabilities going?
Will microchips finally replace damaged brain tissue?
Will we come up with HD eye implants?
Will those impaired at birth finally have the good life...perhaps better than yours and mine?
Let me know! BTW, rate me high !:D:up:
From Thread: Shattering the Exahertz barrier!
Posted by Toelint, on May 21, 2004 at 12:52 GMTEven as we speak, (or type, in this case) Experts at Intel are trying to break the Exahertz barrier. Nevermind Terrahertz, we're there! Nevermind Petahertz, it's on paper and should be obsolete by the year 2030.
This Topic may seem a bit ambiguous, but where do you see computers with Exahertz processing capabilities going?
Will microchips finally replace damaged brain tissue?
Will we come up with HD eye implants?
Will those impaired at birth finally have the good life...perhaps better than yours and mine?
Let me know! BTW, rate me high !:D:up:
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