High Tech Home»Papers»Is Technology no Longer the Engine of Growth?, High Tech

Is Technology no Longer the Engine of Growth?

Share[+]

Title

Note:- Special and foreign characters may not display properly.

Author

Note:- Special and foreign characters may not display properly.

Reference (Only Available to Fellow Members)
Link Back Text: (100 characters)
Link Back URL:

Paper Summary

Max Input Characters 500 , Remaining input Characters 500

Note:- Special and foreign characters may not display properly.

Bookmark & Share	Mouseover to Close [-]

LinkedIn	Google Bookmarks

Facebook	Yahoo BookMarks

MySpace	Digg

Twitter	Email

Zoom This Page

Save to myLibrary

Save this page

Post page as Slide

Download PDF

Use Magnifier Tool

Go to Page # [ View Slideshow ]

Page of 16

[ Report Paper ]

N E X T

P A G E

Page(s): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

If you see a loading image, please wait or try again by refreshing this page after sometime.

Note : Best viewed in FF3 or above, IE7 or above

Author: Professor William Webb (Fellow)

Reads: 1163
Pages Viewed: 1171

This paper was posted by

	WeSRCH's Best of the Internet Award

Send to Colleague

Domain: High Tech; Category: Mobile; Subcategory: Government Policy
Upload Date: 19th-May-2009 Click On Above Link To See More

Other similar topics highly read

The Mobility Challenge
Author: Melanie Gray (Fellow) Reads: 3074

2008 ‘MDAs’ award best in UK talent and innovation from across the mobile industry
Author: Jillian Alexander (Fellow) Reads: 1014

Recent Press Releases

2012年LED产业展望　高亮度LED产值成长13.4%　LED照明渗透率11.3%
Published On: 7th-Feb-2012, Views : 54, Saved: 0 time(s)

三星、宏達電新戰術　防堵手機專利戰火　平板電腦廠開發低價機種
Published On: 7th-Feb-2012, Views : 28, Saved: 0 time(s)

Reverse Engineering Analysis of Apple Smartphone iPhone 4s 構造とコストの分析
Published On: 7th-Feb-2012, Views : 58, Saved: 0 time(s)

View All...

Short URL: http://electronics.wesrch.com/pdfEL1WSSSO0DADT

Comments below ordered by Most Recent First

Kenneth Hubbard
Member

Comment : Though I tend to agree with most of your findings there is one
point that I feel was not explored correctly. The data center
equipment market, in my humble opinion, is not in a crash dive
but the throws of a shift. The paradigm of complex network
architecture must shift. Costs are not easily justified,
operational expenses have forced service providers to keep their
prices high and the end user is demanding a better experience
with every service. Compound this with the rising costs of both
power and space and the move is on. This shift to convergence
within network architecture can be summed up as Next Generation
Data Center equipment. It is apparent as Cisco and HP attempt to
build new equipment and compete with each other on a new
level. I believe that over the next 3-5 years you will see the
service providers test and install more efficent equipment, that
is easier to deploy and manage. This shift may even alleviate
cell data back haul by moving content to the base of the tower.
The technology is arriving as I type.

Comment

Though I tend to agree with most of your findings there is one point that I feel was not explored correctly. The data center equipment market, in my humble opinion, is not in a crash dive but the throws of a shift.

The paradigm of complex network architecture must shift. Costs are not easily justified, operational expenses have forced service providers to keep their prices high and the end user is demanding a better experience with every service. Compound this with the rising costs of both power and space and the move is on.

This shift to convergence within network architecture can be summed up as Next Generation Data Center equipment. It is apparent as Cisco and HP attempt to build new equipment and compete with each other on a new level.

I believe that over the next 3-5 years you will see the service providers test and install more efficent equipment, that is easier to deploy and manage. This shift may even alleviate cell data back haul by moving content to the base of the tower. The technology is arriving as I type.

Submit|Hide this box