I made about 156 prediction back in March 2006 in a nanotech-now article. I reviewed the predictions in September 2007 PREDICTION: Thousand CPU, FPGA simulator 2007-2008 – CORRECT The RAMP Blue v3.0 rack, with 21 BEE2s, each with 48 cores, for a total of 1008 MicroBlaze cores PREDICTION: Advanced microscopes with 0.5 angstrom accuracy and …
Here is another update to my March 2006 technology predictions. Prediction: Real-time biomarker tracking and monitoring 2008-2012 Progress: Cheap less than $100 USB gene testerOld mockup of the cheap gene tester. The device is now much smaller than size of a shoe-box (USB stick size) with the optics and supporting electronics filling the space around …
Lee Gomes of the Wall Street Journal asks : But don’t singularity people know that AI researchers have been trying to make such machines since the 1950s, without much success? Lee is referring to the goal of making machines smarter than people.The singularity he refers to is the technological singularity. The Technological Singularity is the …
The Eetimes recently discussed another candidate technology for molecular electronics. Monomeric phthalocyanines could be organized into one dimensional wire-like ring-stacked or two dimensional sheet-like ring-fused phthalocyanines to make fully reversible quantum switch with multiple outputs. CTT, the company that bought the rights to the technology, is only a 27 million market cap company. Although they …
