data in photos
RSS data in photosPhotos: The tech driving Renault Formula 1
Photo The amount of electronic data processed has grown exponentially - just a few years ago the data from a single race could be stored on a single floppy disc. Symantec is responsible for protecting the team's data while Renault uses the Lombardi... [20 Sep 2006]
Photos: The legendary satellite dishes of Goonhilly
Photo The site handles around 10 million telephone calls per week as well as data, fax, videoconferencing and telex communications from the Atlantic and Indian Ocean areas, as well as some television broadcasts. [22 Aug 2006]
Photos: The tech secrets behind Wimbledon
Photo This keypad might not look like much but the data it conveys is central to many of the systems running at Wimbledon this year. The data from the keypads is sent back to the IBM control centre at Wimbledon, where racks of ThinkPads - two for each... [03 Jul 2006]
Photos: Microsoft in China - a snapshot of R&D activities
Photo That data is then transmitted over wireless from the pen's computer to the PC. The PC received the data and, with a music program he had already installed, was able to play the tune perfectly. Welcome to Microsoft Research's Advanced Technology... [23 Jun 2006]
Photos: Inside Fifa's World Cup IT operation
Photo Doug Gardner, World Cup programme managing director at Avaya, says the network his company has created for Fifa will carry around 20 terabytes of data - much of that will be media content. This ticket, like the other three million which have been... [20 Jun 2006]
Photos: The top 10 gadgets for business travellers
Photo Another point to bear in mind: 3G data cards are fiendishly useful abroad but also fiendishly expensive. Unlike using wi-fi, 3G data cards will give you internet connectivity just about anywhere you care to think of, even when there's no hotspot... [26 May 2006]
Photos: High-tech at the heart of US sport
Photo The devices capture as much data as the now obsolete readers in the turnstiles and they allow Schlough to capture data which integrates with his CRM systems. AT&T Park, home to the San Francisco Giants, is, as its name and location would suggest... [21 Apr 2006]
Photos: Future tech from HP boffins
Photo The data is stored on a processing unit worn around the waist that can store three hours of footage on its two 20GB disk drives. It can be used for inputting data in a local language, internet search, web browsing and email. [12 Apr 2006]
Re:Viewing 2005: Photos of the year
Photo The facility has several layers of physical security - including the barbed wire fences seen above - in addition to security for the data stored there. October 2005: silicon.com's Dan Ilett sees inside The Bunker, an ex-Ministry of Defence nuclear... [20 Dec 2005]
Photos: The tech behind the Olympic Games
Photo From here they will monitor the technology infrastructure and all the systems controlling accreditation, security and competition data and results for commentators and the media. Downtime during competition time is not an option and the Palavela... [02 Dec 2005]
Photos: See the new Firefox
Photo Above you see one of the new features, a speedy way to clear all data accumulated when browsing, such as cookies, cached files, history and entries into text fields. Earlier this week the Mozilla Foundation released its first major update to the... [02 Dec 2005]
Photos: Inside Symantec's secure bunker
Photo This data is analysed, and customers are told if they are under attack. The Symantec bunker was built by the UK government in the early 1990s to shelter key utilities workers in the event of a nuclear attack and was originally a reservoir. [29 Nov 2005]
Photos: World's biggest grid
Photo This robot hand, part of a tape library, is used by researchers to retrieve the data needed to test their physics theories. The library contains 600 tapes which will hold data from the CERN experiment when it is up and running. [24 Nov 2005]
Photos: Inside The Bunker
Photo Welcome to The Bunker, an ex-Ministry of Defence nuclear bunker now used for data backup and disaster recovery by the financial industry. Photo: Dan Ilett The Bunker's directors asked us not to disclose the exact location of the underground facility. [25 Oct 2005]
Photos: How does spyware get on your PC?
Photo Other Eula's Chien has seen even include references to the fact the application may access and exploit user data held in Outlook address books and other critical applications. Speaking at the Virus Bulletin 2005 conference in Dublin, Eric Chien... [11 Oct 2005]
