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WD which stands for western digital is a trusted leader. It was established in 1970. Their main goal is to always look for ways to improve their technology. They are also always looking for ways to improve the processes. Products, and their people. They tend to take best ideas from their employees and have a family oriented business which leads for best results. Their plan is to send and ship it to customers for testing. This new drive has never been and it unlike anything that has been done before.

It is known to have the highest capacity hard drive that has even been developed, it is mainly used for data center. These especially need large capacity hard drives to hold many information to databases and social networks. This is especially good for big corporations to use since they have large databases that need to be kept in one place. This hard drive is very reliable. It is efficient mainly because the drives are infused with helium and gas that is lighter than air that is used in balloons. This is proven to improve the life and power efficient of hard drives. Since it is still being tested, it is said to be ready and available in the middle of next year. They are still determining the price. But WD is well known for having efficient, reliable items at fair prices. to start getting ready to make sales when they launch their products, they are been trying to acquire different big corporations such as SanDisk and HGST. They are a very stable company and are projected for success on their new hard drive.

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Posted on January 4, 2017 Sara Lewis IT Technology News

Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder and Northwestern University have announced the development of a tiny electronic sensor that can measure the vibrations of the human body. The tiny acoustic sensor can be worn or mounted on nearly any surface of the body and captures the physiological sound signals from the body. Resembling a Band-Aid the device weighs less than one-hundredth of an ounce and continuously gathers physiological data.

CU Boulder Assistant Professor Jae-Woong Jeong who is one of three lead study authors compares it to a wearable stethoscope. The device is able to pick up mechanical waves propagating through your body’s tissues and fluids, these include the opening and closing of heart valves, vocal chords and gastrointestinal tract movement. By integrating the electrodes to record electrocardiogram (ECG) signals, the device can measure electrical activity of the heart as well as muscles at rest and during contractions. Easily converted into a wireless device the sensor can be used in remote, noisy places such as a battlefield, and will produce a quiet, high quality cardiology/speech signal that can be read half way around the world in real time. The data can be used by a doctor to diagnose a patient even if they aren’t face to face. The researchers have already tested the device on a group of elderly volunteers at Camp Lowell Cardiology which is a private medical clinic in Tucson, Arizona. The results were remarkable with the researchers able to detect the acoustical signals of blood clots in some of the participants. Here we have a dedicated and expansive array of IoT products. We are your one-stop shop and go destination for a simplified sourcing solution.

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Posted on December 22, 2016 Sara Lewis IT Technology News

A Super Computer by the name of “The MareNostrum” is being built by the Supercomputing Center in Barcelona. This massive computer is going to be integrated with three different types of at architecture chip clusters: x86, ARM and Power9. This chips will allow the computers power to be able to reach and deliver up to 13.7 petaflops to enhance its performance. Although these chips are cannot be combined alone Linux will be the main supporter of all three clusters to be able to be intertwined and used together. Alongside Linux other interfaces such as Gen- Z and Open CAPI are used to create a multi- architecture structure that allows for them to be used to bring different types of architectures together. Per an email with Scott Tease, an executive director for Lenovo’s Hyper Scale and High Performance Computing group stated that,” the computer will let researchers experiment with all sorts of alternative, cutting-edge computing technologies.” 

Lenovo will be an enormous contribution by providing servers and chips to the production of the MareNostrom 4. ARM and Fujitsu made a high-performance commuting chip design for specifically the production of the MareNostrom 4 last year. The chip extracts “heavy doses of vector processing” that has been a prime attribute that have been implemented in many of these modern super computers. In 2011 the BSC built a series super computers using ARM-based smartphone chips and were believed to enhance the speed and efficiency appose to other server chips such as Intel’s Xeon or IBMs power. These structures have been mounted on Intel’s server cabinets. The production of the super computer is going to be made in parts that will replace previous MareNostrum 3 allowing it to be able to store an approximate 24 petabytes.

ASAP IT Technology ASAP IT Technology provides computer hardware products all around the world. Our parts are tested and placed under warranty to ensure the liking of your order. Having a large amount of stock across the US allows us to ease your logistics to get you your products in a timely fashion. We work hand in hand with many large Manufactures to be able to provide modern parts to be incorporated in the latest technology. Specializing in finding obsolete or hard to find parts for discontinued products. For a better look at our products visit our website at www.asap-ittechnology.com. To be able to reach one of our sales representatives email us at sales@asap-ittechnology.com or give us a call at 1 714 705 – 4780. Read more >>

Posted on December 21, 2016 Sara Lewis Super Computers

Logitech a current mouse maker for Pioneer has discovered a new line of work without venturing out too far into the computer industry. Despite Logitech 35 years in service in minor computer accessories they have continued to progress and begin working in creating gaming, wearables, home and video controls and mobile music speaker’s division. The person responsible to the sudden upbringing of the new innovations to be added to Logitech is a man by the name Bracken Darrell. Read more >>

Posted on December 9, 2016 Sara Lewis IT Technology News

The Surface book i7 is ridiculously fast. So fast that it is more than twice as fast as the original Surface Book which itself blew away every other laptop in its day. Boasting a best in class battery life, the Surface Book i7 beats all other laptops that are tested against it for speed and battery life. The second iteration of Microsoft’s convertible laptop, the Surface Book i7 is perfectly proportioned at 13.5-inch tablet with PixelSense screen that has both touch and pen support. A discrete graphics chip is hidden in the keyboard base with two sides being held together by an industrial strength hinge found in the original Surface Book. Read more >>

Posted on December 8, 2016 Sara Lewis manufacturer


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