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Bob Bressler of Sun Microsystems discusses recent advances in high-bandwidth networking and how these changes will affect network applications and client/server platforms. He looks at benefits of...
All aspects of banking and finance have been affected by the advent of information technology. Some of this technology is user friendly and is available to the public through high street banking. However,...
High-speed cinematography, in conjunction with special half-section projections and electrodes, is used to illustrate the behaviour of projections of various heights and shapes.
Courseware using hypermedia links into other resources for work in aspectys of parallel processing. Covers: parallel paradigms, architectures, communications, languages and applications. And with the...
A compilation made from the three films in the HIGH SPEED FLIGHT series, illustrating the behaviour of airflow at speeds approaching, around, and beyond that of sound: the effects of airflow behaviour on...
Examines technical choices for the makers of future tv systems working on wide screens (HDTV or high-definition television). The major materials issue is the production of satisfactory silicon layers on the...
The making of diamond dies for drawing tungsten filaments. High quality industrial diamonds are used. The outer surfaces are cut and the hole is bored in three stages. The die is enclosed in brass which is...
Professor Danielle George showcases the technology of 3D prototyping. In the clip, Isla is being scanned with a Fuel 3D scanner, which makes a high-resolution 3D shape and colour image in just a few...
Shows a range of applications for SuperJANET, the UK academic high-speed information technology network, emphasising its potential for teaching and research, particularly in distance education. Shows a...
Developments in information technology have greatly changed the way most of us work, and there is more in store. This video visits two of the world’s leading computer companies, Intel and Microsoft, whose...
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