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Photos: Red Bull Racing's F1 factory

Photo This is the headquarters of Red Bull Technology in Milton Keynes where the cars for the Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso Formula One teams are designed.silicon.com went along to take a look at how technology is now a key aspect of a modern...

Tags: f1, grid, power, server

[10 Mar 2008]

Red Bull F1 racing up the grid

News The Red Bull Formula One (F1) team is using grid computing to boost development work for its 2008 racing car by getting the most out of its processing power. How Formula One takes tech to the extremes ¦

Tags: f1, power, supercomputer, development

[07 Mar 2008]

How Formula One takes tech to the extremes

News But an increasingly important force behind any successful Formula One team is technology. The intensive development work and data telemetry and analysis needed to stay at the sharp end of the grid during the season creates unique demands and relies...

Tags: 2007, honda, technology, networking

[14 Mar 2007]

Supercomputer to power F1 team BMW-Sauber

Supercomputer to power F1 team BMW-Sauber

News Formula One team BMW-Sauber has revealed the secret weapon in its attempt to move up the grid in 2007 - the fastest supercomputer in industrial use in Europe. Mario Theissen, BMW Motorsport director, said aerodynamics have a crucial influence on...

Tags: supercomputer, bmw, intel

[04 Jan 2007]

Pity poor Ralf Schumacher

Comment It appears that Formula 1 drivers' cars could come under attack from malicious hackers this season following a decision by the sport's governing body, the FIA, to allow trackside teams to make changes to cars remotely during a race.

[01 Mar 2002]

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