The closely held company developed such chips to sell in transceivers with four data channels that each can transmit 10 billion bits of data a second or 40 gigabits total per second and claims cost and technical advantages over 40-gigabit optical devices built using conventional materials.
The "Mona Lisa" experiment was transmitted at a slow data rate of about 300 bits per second, but the "pathfinding achievement sets the stage for ... high data rate laser-communication demonstrations that will be a central feature of NASA's next moon mission, the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, " said Goddard's Richard Vondrak, the orbiter's deputy project scientist.
Today, optical fibers can transport 10 billion bits of data per second on a single wavelength.
Algorithms certainly handle millions of bits of data per second every day during securities trading.
We think about it in terms of bits and data systems, crashed websites and stolen passwords.
Astronomers, who once squinted over photographic plates, now deal with squillions of bits of data from automatic sky surveys.
This should speed performance, particularly for writing small random bits of data.
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It would have been like trying to read all the random bits of data generated by the entire real-world staff on any given day.
It is called "gigabit Ethernet, " and is able to send data at one billion bits per second, over twenty times faster than a T3 line.
For the technology to work like a disk, though, the same bits of data will have to pass repeatedly under the reading and writing heads.
All that is then required is to run the squillions of bits of data the detector produces through your computers to look for the events of interest and presto!
Morgan vows to appeal, saying the judge overreacted to honest mistakes in combing through trillions of bits of data stored on backup tapes at a warehouse in Brooklyn and elsewhere.
At their peak, the attacks were flooding the sites with more than a billion bits of data per second, according to Paul Laudanski, the founder of CastleCops, one of the victims.
In a motel room at the end of the day drivers like Denard review what usually amounts to about 100 miles' worth of data and upload the bits to Tele Atlas.
PDAs remained effective tools for retrieving bits of data on the run as long as they had been synced and poor tools for taking notes for an extended period of time.
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Current "muxes" typically can push up to 100 light waves down a single fiber, but by year-end Nortel will begin shipping test gear that pushes 160 lightwaves, each carrying 10 billion bits of data per second.
Current "muxes" typically can push up to 100 light waves down a single fiber, but by year-end Nortel will begin shipping test gear that pushes 160 lightwaves, each carrying 10 billion bits of data a second.
But if your phone is receiving bits of data every now and again, some of which could be part of a voice call and some an e-mail, there's no recognisable cut-off that can be used to calibrate your bill.
Over two months ago, Internet search giant Google acknowledged that in the course of collecting information for its Google Maps Street View project, its roving vehicles inadvertently collected data, such as bits of web pages and email messages, over public, unsecured Wi-Fi networks.
The current Iridium constellation has a stated operational life of just five years, more than one of which is already gone, but Motorola did have plans to extend the system's life, and eventually replace the satellites with models capable of handling data rates above 4800 bits per second.
Check out the source below to parse the granular bits of privacy data on display.
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The data collected are "crucial bits of information", she told Jim Naughtie, and the bill was simply an "update" to existing powers.
The old cable box decrypts its set of data and discards the Passage bits, while a Passage-enabled box decrypts only the Passage-encoded video.
For example, what if there is some, pattern in nature or human behavior that only becomes visible after we begin looking at octillions of bits of sensory data and what if that pattern proves a revelation about humanity or the natural world?
Ting Xu, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley and Thomas Russell, a professor at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, have created a technique that could, theoretically, pack a disk the size of a quarter with 10.5 terabits (more than 10 trillion bits) of data, the equivalent of 250 DVDs.
And because Pixim's chip is accumulating more data per pixel--14 bits versus 8 bits for a CCD pixel--it generates higher resolutions and truer colors with only 400, 000 pixels on a sensor versus millions in most CCD cameras.
Unlike DSL, an "always on" service that sends bits continuously, EtherLoop zaps data in bursts, just like Ethernet office networks.
Dai and the Sutardjas next went after networking products, designing a chip that would transmit data through Ethernet ports at a billion bits per second, ten times the speed of the then current standard.
That kind of harmless hacking was channeled into a variety of competitions at the conference, including a lockpicking contest and a game of capture the flag, in which teams earned points by stealing bits of each other's data.
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