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Ethernet is a democratic type of network: computers communicate peer to peer with no central control, and the technical standard became open, managed by the IEEE.
FORBES: One Network To Rule Them All
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The new chips certainly set the standard for technical virtuosity.
WSJ: Playing the Fool
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The group made substantial progress in April by approving the technical requirements, architecture and definitions upon which the standard will be based.
ENGADGET: HomePlug and IEEE want our home networks to play nice, talk to each other
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Clearly, the Votkinsk experience has shown the shortfalls of the current standard, and of the practice of working out "technical details" regarding such inspections after the treaties are signed (as was done with the Votkinsk inspection arrangements).
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center for Security Policy | Why Is Moscow Cheating On The INF Treaty And Is Washington Minimizing The Implications?
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To facilitate comprehension and early adoption of the DDR4 standard, JEDEC is hosting a two-day DDR4 Technical Workshop in Santa Clara, CA on October 30 and 31.
ENGADGET: JEDEC announces final DDR4 RAM specification
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On a more technical front, we're told the PDK supports the Linux standard SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) to ease in porting and development (Unreal for Linux runs using SDL, for instance), and that developers could even build apps like an audio processor that rely on PDK components but don't show up in the UI at all, or OpenGL-empowered things that aren't necessarily games or in 3D.
ENGADGET: Palm's webOS PDK beta adds Pixi native development, PDK'd apps will hit the Catalog mid year
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The new IEEE 802.3 revision approved by the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) incorporates various technical updates and enhancements and consolidates a host of amendments to the base standard that were approved since IEEE 802.3's last full revision, in 2008.
ENGADGET: Ethernet gets new IEEE standard, still requires your thumbnail
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In 1993, NTT DoCoMo, Japan's principal mobile-phone carrier, opted for a technical standard called Personal Digital Cellular (PDC), which was incompatible with the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), the standard adopted by most of the rest of the world.
CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia | Phone Wars: Episode 3G
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Not only would passengers have to accept windowless flight, but several technical problems would also need to be overcome, including the need to manufacture pressurised cabins that are not the standard tubular shape.
ECONOMIST: Green aircraft