Picture the scene: you design and manufacture a very complicated line of computers. All the time your experts are beavering away to find how they can make things run faster and how they can make everything smaller. From time to time you build, and start to sell, new and better versions of existing components.
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Let me start off right away by saying what this article isn’t. It isn’t going to describe a 1950s-like prediction of data centers run by robots, nor is it going to describe the use of nano-technology to create a sentient array of devices.  read more »