"There is a difference between 'want' and 'need,' and Steve understands that," said Richard Shaffer, publisher of the Technological Computer Letter, an industry newsletter.
Entangled World is a nice collection of essays and reviews addressing all three of the above aspects of entanglement: the philosophical (dead-and-alive cats), the physical (decoherence) and the technological (quantum computers).
His invention of the microprocessor spurred a series of technological breakthroughs desktop computers, local and wide area networks, enterprise software, and the Internet that have transformed the business world.
Laboratory efforts to build technological quantum computers are plagued by thermal disruptions, and accordingly carried out at near absolute zero temperature.
Despite the country's low technological level, computer colleges like this one have proliferated in recent years, in large part to serve foreign companies based here or abroad.
We wish to consolidate our cultural and educational exchange, aware of the wealth of our heritage and traditions in providing and attaching special importance to scientific, technological and computer exchanges.
Intellectual property interests traditionally enforced through the courts are increasingly being guaranteed by technological means-computer programs that are impossible to duplicate and online books that can only be read once.
The forces behind the long tail are largely technological: cheap computer hardware, which reduces the cost of making and storing information products; ubiquitous broadband, which cuts the cost of distribution; and elaborate "filters," such as search engines, blogs, and online reviews, which help to match supply and demand.
Due to all the technological advancements, computer science is one of the fastest growing fields in the world.
In this technological age, computer-based advice through decision aid programmes was important for just over one quarter of students, with personal advice still more important for almost half of the total.
