This fictional speculation imagines how this might feel for five brave atoms who confront the challenge of fighting for Moore's Law to the last electron. The next step in the evolution of the human-computer interface will integrate information access and computation into the many other contexts of daily life. Seamlessly integrating digital information with the real world will require bringing the former closer in form to the later, a task that demands a true 3D interface. Analysts state that the new integrated development environments will help put Linux on a par with more mature operating systems. Some Linux start-up firms hope the growing Linux momentum will translate into capital, and investors will line up to buy their stock.
Negotiations are reportedly in an advanced stage.
The first general-purpose mechanical computer designed for biomolecular and pharmaceutical applications has been developed by Prof. Ehud Shapiro of the Computer Science and Applied Mathematics Department at the Weizmann Institute of Science. A group of engineers at The University of Arizona in Tucson now is working to increase the understanding of important microchip connections. DSstar is the top weekly Decision Support Ezine for Data Warehousing, Data Mining and related technologies. In an open benchmark comparing the performance of Linux and Windows NT, PC Week Labs not only discovered that NT remains substantially faster but also isolated Linux's shortcomings and gained insight into where future development of the open-source OS should be headed. Recently, Mindcraft, a Silicon Valley-based independent testing organization, and PC Week Labs released results from their benchmark tests comparing the performance of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 to the latest version of Linux.