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Now we are in the year 2024 and several exciting new technologies are on the horizon for new CPUs, promising to significantly enhance performance and efficiency in the next years to come 3D Chip Stacking This technology involves stacking multiple layers of transistors vertically, allowing for increased density and performance without requiring smaller manufacturing nodes. Chiplets Chiplets are small, specialized chips that can be combined to create larger, more powerful processors. This modular approach enables faster development and customization. Advanced Packaging Advanced packaging techniques, such as 2.5D and 3D packaging, allow for more efficient interconnection between different components on a chip, improving overall performance. AI and Machine Learning Acceleration Many new CPUs will include dedicated hardware for AI and machine learning tasks, accelerating these workloads and enabling more intelligent applications. Quantum Computing Integration While still in its early sta...

All human beings like you and me have a way to communicate with each other. Beside just speaking from man to man on an old fashion way. There are a bunch of other ways to do this. Now we use several new technologies to communicate but they also influence us in the way we communicate and live with each other. Technology is changing rapidly and our social life does the same. Now we can chat with each other by Smartphone, Text Messages, E-mail, Facebook/Messenger, Twitter, Skype and much more. Today we're not only communicating from man to man or from man to a select group but we can share things with the whole world. Not only spoken or written text can be shared but also our photo's and video's are just a fingertip away from sharing with the world. Technology changes our sociallife constantly. Upside of technology in our social life The progress of our technology makes it possible to communicate with a person on the other side of the world even in real live mode and wit...

Wireless networks gets a substantial upgrade for the end of this year, although there are significantlimitations to be concerned. After all, manufacturers hope to have an successor for the well-known Wi-Fi wireless technology, called Wi-Gi. Why the letter G? Well it's simply because the G comes after the F in the alphabet, but it also reference to "giga". The wireless technology would be 10 times faster, creating a theoretical throughput of no less than three gigabits per second. In other words it can transport about 300 megabytes in a second. We don't have to tell you that such a speed can only be reached under ideal conditions. Therefore, the equipment must be directly in opposite to each other without any obstructions between. Moreover, there is a serious fly in the ointment. To get that fabulous speeds, manufactures has to switch to ultra-high frequencies. While today Wi-Fi works at 2.4 or 5 gigahertz, has Wi-Gi a place in the 60 gigahertz band claim. And that ...