IC Technology: the new frontier. These are the inventions of the company AT&T Bell Labs. Its every-day mission: to explore strange new ideas. To seek out new patents and new products. To boldly go where no inventor has gone before!
Working as a security officer at Intel's Aloha FAB I saw huge print-outs of processors with 100's of millions of transistors. Even right up close it was difficult to follow the traces of a circuit!!!
I started at Fab 5 and helped usher in the first Pentiums there. Really nice campus. Now I'm at Fab 52, getting ready to start that fab up. We've come a long way! Today's chips have 100s of millions of transistors _per square mm!_
I'm curious what that BASIC program is that scrolls by about 2/3rds of the way through. It appears to be an Apple ][ program. I recognize some of those old PEEKs and POKEs. Negative addresses... LOL. All the -16xxx addresses are in the Apple ][ peripheral space. -16336 is the speaker clicker for example ($C030 hex). I count myself as one of the kids he spoke of: I grew up with the calculators and computers, and now help make chips with billions of transistors.
John Carper The task prioritization system MIT invented for the Apollo Guidance Computer was pure genius. But it was woven into core rope memory, a far cry from the microprocessors that came a decade after it.
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We took all that technology, right at the edge of physics, and made powerful devices capable of photographing our dinner.
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"Let me assure you: it is one of the most significant ideas of our time."
He had absolutely no idea how RIGHT he was.
IC Technology: the new frontier. These are the inventions of the company AT&T Bell Labs. Its every-day mission: to explore strange new ideas. To seek out new patents and new products. To boldly go where no inventor has gone before!
Working as a security officer at Intel's Aloha FAB I saw huge print-outs of processors with 100's of millions of transistors. Even right up close it was difficult to follow the traces of a circuit!!!
I started at Fab 5 and helped usher in the first Pentiums there. Really nice campus. Now I'm at Fab 52, getting ready to start that fab up. We've come a long way! Today's chips have 100s of millions of transistors _per square mm!_
It's amazing how right he was!
Imagine if Shatner was allowed those engineers to walk around the Enterprise for a day, Mic Drop
In 1980 I would never have thought my only phone would be anything but a house phone lol.
Far out!
I'm curious what that BASIC program is that scrolls by about 2/3rds of the way through. It appears to be an Apple ][ program. I recognize some of those old PEEKs and POKEs. Negative addresses... LOL. All the -16xxx addresses are in the Apple ][ peripheral space. -16336 is the speaker clicker for example ($C030 hex).
I count myself as one of the kids he spoke of: I grew up with the calculators and computers, and now help make chips with billions of transistors.
A smartphone of today is the equivalent to the newspaper in the film. In only 40 years.
"I need more Power... Supplies!"
"I cannot do it, Captain! The Crypto Currency miners have bought them all up!"
Proof that Trekkies control the internet.
So, when do we see 128 bit processing?
Stone knives and bear skins?
14:50 DNA might be great for storing vast amounts of info, but read and write times would probably be slow.
Amazing all the things bell labs created . Love the phone company
How about three billion transistors into one phone?
We should never have made a correlation between the digital domain and biology as they reside in different paradigms.
Isn't that Gary Coleman at 13:44
"Whatchu talkin bout Willis?"
He was only seeing what the big company's told him what they would Bild in the future,nothing more.
And that's how we got....Tick-Tock.
Rescue 911 brought me here.
Lol he said far out 🤭
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John Carper The task prioritization system MIT invented for the Apollo Guidance Computer was pure genius. But it was woven into core rope memory, a far cry from the microprocessors that came a decade after it.
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