First introduced in 1993, the Pentium was the successor to Intel's 486 line of CPUs and the defining processor of the fifth generation. The original Pentium microprocessor had the internal code name P5, and was a pipelined in-order superscalar microprocessor, produced using a 0.8 µm … [Read more...]
In 1984, IBM introduced the 4 Mbit/s Token Ring network. Instead of the normal plug and socket arrangement of male and … [Read More...]
The more recent Synchronous DRAM memory works quite differently from other memory types. It exploits the fact that most PC … [Read More...]
Last November, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s servers were deliberately hacked by still unidentified group who call themselves the “Guardians of … [Read More...]