Already the virtual world is evolving into a test-bed for new architectures.
Once the early users of Friendster discovered these new architectures, they began to play with them.
As these elements keep connecting into new architectures, you're constantly taken by surprise.
However, Intel hopes that some manufacturers will come up with new uses and new architectures to exploit its capabilities.
In truth, both men have calculated, probably correctly, that there is little political advantage to announcing grand new architectures for foreign policy.
That's the message behind "Small Scale, Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement," an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.
Another MoMA show was "Small Scale, Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement," which presented examples of what it called humanitarian design.
These new means of transport required dramatically new architectures, from the great ocean liners' thousand-foot piers, to the subways' tubular stations, to the railroads' bustling grand terminals, to the airlines' sleek modular terminals.
And in the past, new console generations have often led to disruptions in the software market, with previously healthy genres falling out of favour as gamers seek new experiences to test new architectures.
Just as often, they spirit into being offbeat – often interactive, often silent – new architectures for comedy, which are set to work with opaque charm by Matilda Wnek and Rosa Robson.
You have new architectures.
