IBM carbon nanotube breakthrough could bring faster, smaller chips

Computerworld Storage & Hardware October 05, 2015 IBM carbon nanotube breakthrough could bring faster, smaller chips IBM researchers say they've made a major breakthrough in carbon nanotube technology that could speed the development of smaller, faster and more powerful chips. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. GitHub expands hardware-based authentication to developers 2. SolarCity claims it has created the world's most powerful solar panel 3. INSIDER Review: Can a NAS box run your entire SMB? 4. Nearly a million illegal tons of smog resulted from VW's diesel cars 5. The best new features of the iPhone 6s 6. Hands-on with the LG V10 White Paper: Riverbed Technology Optimizing the Software-Defined Wide-Area Network With network virtualization expanding into the WAN, enterprises need to understand the obstacles as well as the opportunities. Learn what this expansion of the initial usage of SDN means to CIOs, what they should do to make the most of SD-WAN and what benefits they should expect to derive. View Now>> GitHub expands hardware-based authentication to developers GitHub developers will now be able to log in to the code repository using YubiKey hardware keys. READ MORE SolarCity claims it has created the world's most powerful solar panel Solar City said it has created a photovoltaic panel capable of 22% efficiency, about 7% more than average solar panels. READ MORE INSIDER Review: Can a NAS box run your entire SMB? New network-attached storage devices add app server and Web server capabilities. READ MORE Webcast: XO Communications End Users Speak: UC Helps Us, But We Need More In this webcast, industry veteran Dan Toomey of XO Communications explores the results of recent IDG research that shows why there's a disconnect between UC usage and deployment, and how companies can gain the most value from their UC investments. Learn More Nearly a million illegal tons of smog resulted from VW's diesel cars According to an analysis by used car aggregation site Autolist, Volkswagen's 11 million emissions- cheating vehicles spewed 918,720 tons of additional nitrogen oxide pollution into the air we breath. READ MORE The best new features of the iPhone 6s Here's how to get started with the best new features on the iPhone 6s: 3D Touch, Live Photos and 4K Video. READ MORE Hands-on with the LG V10 LG's new phablet smartphone offers a few new creativity-focused features. 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