Friday, October 31, 2008
Intel issued official financial warning !
Without ozone holes world would be even hotter !
It was the models which included human factors that most closely matched the temperature profiles recorded at the poles. "For me, it can't be more clear that human activity is responsible," says Karpechko.
Ironically, the models found that warming would have been even more marked if the ozone layer which cuts out harmful solar radiation had not been depleted by the chlorofluorocarbon chemicals once used in aerosols.
BAD OZONE comment: How nice our own shits cancel each other.
Socialism: Republicans lead against Democrats 84% vs 16%
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Recession after Bush bubble burst began: Worse than in 2001
Look at this sharp consumer confidence drop.
AMD Shanghai on November 13th
November 13th.
The next time bomb: Debt insurance #!###!!

Economic growth will help prevent another financial time bomb--credit default swaps, a form of debt insurance--from exploding. The nominal amount peaked at $62 trillion and is now down to $55 trillion. Renewed prosperity will enable big companies to service their debts, thus nullifying the need to ever collect on the insurance. Most of these swaps will expire within five years.
Ironically: Phoenix is dying, will it ressurect from its ashes?

NASA'S Phoenix Mars Lander entered safe mode late yesterday in response to a low-power fault brought on by deteriorating weather conditions. While engineers anticipated that a fault could occur due to the diminishing power supply, the lander also unexpectedly switched to the "B" side of its redundant electronics and shut down one of its two batteries.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Larabee in a 5 years
Latest disasters around the World
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
AMD will ground brake a new fab in Malta NY by June of 2009
Monday, October 27, 2008
Bush foolish style GOP faces historical landslide electorial defeat !


Aides to George W.Bush, former Reagan White House staff and friends of John McCain have all told The Sunday Telegraph that they not only expect to lose on November 4, but also believe that Mr Obama is poised to win a crushing mandate.
They believe he will be powerful enough to remake the American political landscape with even more ease than Ronald Reagan did in 1980.
Grand Old Failure Party: Bush's Moon mission catastrophically drifts off ?


"I get the impression that things are quickly going from bad to worse to unrecoverable."
Just as all the other things in the USA during GOP administration.
Perhaps GOF (Grand Old Failure) is much more appropriate name for Bush's party?
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Italian police now chases using Lambirghini
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Packs of robots will hunt down uncooperative humans !!!

I thought it was only SciFi.
But, seems the war dogs arrived as the latest No. 666 Bush's democracy achievement.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Ooops: Greenspan Concedes Error on Regulation
Are those right who think the Church has adopted heliocentrism ?
Creationism emerge is the latest proof. However, I don't have anything against, provided they would only stop burning their theory opponents. If not, ...
Palmtop
NOW Chips, Flat panel displays and solar cells drive global warming
Nitrogen trifluoride is one of several gases used during the manufacture of liquid crystal flat-panel displays, thin-film photovoltaic cells and microcircuits
Using new analytical techniques, a team led by Scripps geochemistry professor Ray Weiss made the first atmospheric measurements of nitrogen trifluoride (NF3), which is thousands of times more effective at warming the atmosphere than an equal mass of carbon dioxide.
The amount of the gas in the atmosphere, which could not be detected using previous techniques, had been estimated at less than 1,200 metric tons in 2006. The new research shows the actual amount was 4,200 metric tons. In 2008, about 5,400 metric tons of the gas was in the atmosphere, a quantity that is increasing at about 11 percent per year.
"This result reinforces the critical importance of basic research in determining the overall impact of the information technology industry on global climate change, which has already been estimated to be equal to that of the aviation industry," added Larry Smarr, director of the California Institute for Telecommunications at UCSD, who was not involved in the Scripps study.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Obama's lead on McCain grows to 12 points

"Obama's expansion is really across the board," pollster John Zogby said. "It seems to be among almost every demographic group."
Now what is left? To stay at home. Don't even think about it. Now is needed more than ever for all to vote for Obama to give him solid electoral base and public confidence, not to be dethroned soon by war dogs.
Change: No more protection for white paedophiles

Do we can accept it in a broader political sense?
Lord save US: I can't imagine a President being named Obama video

Wigners quantum dot molecules detected
Maglev train instead of airplane

The progress is as a result of the government approving three possible routes between Tokyo and Nagoya for Japan Railway’s experimental maglev trains that can hit speeds of around 500kph
They won’t be ready to put a maglev train into service at those speeds until 2025 at the earliest.
That year you will ride 263 km between Tokyo and Nagoya in a half hour or so by maglev train.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt, an informal adviser to Barack Obama for several months

Here.
BAD HARDWARE is not without reason called Obama Internet president !
From now on, Google will choose the President. And vice versa.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Intel spins off manufacturing tools too !
Major semiconductor manufacturer will online sell on November 14th over 50 major Semiconductor Fabrication tools and various support equipment from Nikon, KLA-Tencor, Novellus, Hitachi, Kokusai, Applied Materials, Brooks, Zeiss and others
In USA, Ireland, Israel.
- (8) Applied Materials P5000 CVD's
- (2) Novellus Concept II CVD’s
- (7) Kokusai Vertron III LPCVD furnaces
- Kokusai CX9620 Diffusion Furnace
- Mattson 4100 Rapid Thermal Processor
- LAM 4728 Dry Etcher
- (2) Thermawave 2600 Film Thickness Measurement Systems
- KLA/Tencor 2132 Wafer Defect Inspection Tool
- KLA/Tencor AIT Patterned Surface Wafer Defect Inspection Tool
- KLA/Tencor CRS1010S Ultrapoint Confocal Wafer Review Ststion
- KLA/Tencor Quantox 6400 Metrology Inspection Tool
- (2) Hitachi 6780 CD-SEM’s
- Credence ITS9000-GX-325P IC Test System
- TEL P8is Prober
- Electroglas 4085X Prober
- (5) Nikon S202+ Scanners
- Novellus/Speedfam CMP
- (20 plus) Edwards QDP80 and QDP40 Dry Vacuum Pumps
- Spares for Major Tool Manufacturers
6 months after Obama being elected we would have mounted international plot
Tina Fey et al. are a hell of a lot smarter than Sarah Palin.
Briefly: Bush started and finished his reign at the top of ruins
Man wants to make artificial heart using inkjet printer
Chimpanzee learned to drive Seagway, President Bush never did
Sky crane for Mars rover, nuclear reactor powered ?


This became ill. No inflatable shells , no close to land rockets, so what is left for the Mars landing? Mars crane ! Spectacular.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Intel's Larabee is actually vector based supercomputer



Intel is seems again interested in supercomputing, though this time in a small scale, highly integrated chip version named Larabee. This seems appropriate for vector specific applications.
512bit wide. A lot of data chunks crunched in a single clock.
read instruction and decode it
fetch these 16 numbers (32 bit)
fetch those 16 numbers
fetch another 16 numbers
add and multiply them
put the results here
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Latest: Obama wins all main countries, electoral majority
| Election % 2008 | Obama | McCain | Spread |
| RCP National Average | 49.6 | 43.1 | Obama +6.5 |
| Electoral College | Obama | McCain | Spread |
| RCP Electoral Count | 286 | 155 | Obama +131 |
| Battlegrounds | Obama | McCain | Spread |
| Missouri | 49.3 | 46.8 | Obama +2.5 |
| Florida | 49.2 | 46.0 | Obama +3.2 |
| Virginia | 51.8 | 43.7 | Obama +8.1 |
| Ohio | 48.9 | 45.7 | Obama +3.2 |
| Pennsylvania | 53.6 | 40.2 | Obama +13.4 |
| Colorado | 50.6 | 44.6 |
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Bush pushed the whole world into accelerating recession !!

President George W. Bush holds talks on Saturday with European leaders hoping to pave the way for an overhaul of the global financial regulatory system, amid growing evidence the world is sliding toward recession.

Friday, October 17, 2008
Boom: NVIDIA's explosive packages
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Obama is the first Internet President % ! %

Just as Frank Roosevelt was our first radio president and JFK was our first TV president, Obama will be the first president to instinctively understand how to use the Internet to his advantage
AMD's striking new 45nm dual core Regor
Intel issues financial warning #!
"As we look to the fourth quarter, it is hard to know what impact the financial crisis will have on end customer demand," he said.
How bad can it get?
""People expect the worst,"" said Doug Freedman of American Technology Research in San Francisco, speaking of Intel earnings, which are due on Tuesday and come against a backdrop of dismal economic news that has sent stocks down
Regarding stocks, Intel have lost a half of shares value, since this year beginning.
Seems like it faces perfect desert storm.
Add to that certain legal blow up from EU. Because time is out.
Intel has asked the European Union's second highest court for more time to respond to EU charges that it paid a retailer to favour PCs using its computer chips. The "statement of objections" the Commission filed in July was on top of charges in 2007 that Intel gave computer makers rebates to limit their use of AMD chips or avoid them altogether.
Magnetic fields

If you're worried about the still unproven health effects of electromagnetic radiation from cell phones, Magnetic Movie might not be for you. The video from British animation duo Semiconductor mixes audio of physicists discussing the odd behaviors of magnetic waves with otherworldly clicks and blips and animations of waves leaping out of laboratories. Video is Here.
NASA reboots Space Telescope Hubble ?

Just as Bad Hardware predicted. Space Odyssey 2008-2009-2010 is going on.
Is Microsoft OS inside? Some technicians lift off from the ground (see below) in a hurry. That image is credit to NASA. Lifting Rocket however, is credit to the Russians. Yet another success of Bush administration some 40 years after the Democratic Moon landing?. :)

Tuesday, October 14, 2008
McCain loses steadily in key countries, month by month !
Colorado
McCain (R) 45% -1%
Obama (D) 49% +5%
Michigan
McCain (R) 44% +2%
Obama (D) 48% +2%
Minnesota
McCain (R) 45% +1%
Obama (D) 47% +1%
Wisconsin
McCain (R) 42% +3%
Obama (D) 49% -1%
October is even worse and November will be a real catastrophe. However, those are only statistical lies, because in WI for example, President Bush is supported by 18% women and 24% men.
Today only 21% would vote Bush. All times low. Worse even than dictators in some countries. Both candidates knows what is needed. Change.
Because, eighty-four percent of those polled predict the economy is going to get worse

Monday, October 13, 2008
Flash: Canon announces 10 new top models

Speechless. What a eye popping bodies, what appealing photo add inns. Canon definitely has again something attractive to show on to the market. Thanks to vr-zone.
Time frame for 450mm wafers !
2009: Constructive dialogue between tool and chip makers.
2010: Silicon wafer prototypes to determine how technology behaves.
2012-2013: Equipment prototypes.
2014-2016: Equipment ready for pilot lines.
BAD WAFER WEEK: 5 nm? Guys, don't bullshit. At that size transistors will deliver only noise and nothing more. What supply voltage it will use? 0.25V ? What current? Up to 500A? How many pins will be used for power supply? Say 1000. Where are we going? To nowhere,obviously.
We need something quite different. Desperately. NOW.
Nehalem cooler announced !
Cray's Kraken AMD based supercomputer cracks Petaflop limit

Kraken is a Cray XT5 system?. In its current configuration, Kraken has 48 cabinets, contating a total of 4512 compute nodes and 48 service nodes. Each compute node has 4 cores, for a total of 18048 compute cores.
Kraken runs Compute Node Linux (CNL) on each compute node. CNL is designed to minimize system overhead, thus allowing scalable low-latency global communication. Each of the compute nodes contain 2.3 GHz quad-core AMD Opteron processors and 4 GB of memory. The service nodes consist of a 2.3 GHz dual-core AMD Opteron processor with 8 GB of memory. Each node is connected to a Cray SeaStar router through HyperTransport, and the SeaStars are all interconnected in a 3-D-torus topology. The resulting interconnect has very high bandwidth, low latency, and extreme scalability.
EDIT: Cray XT5 is actually Jaguar system with 8 socket blades using quad core Opterons. I firmly believe that Jaguar uses AMD's new, not yet announced 45nm Deneb processors with 6MB L3 inside. That will surely push Kraken's 250 Tflops beyond Petaflops limit.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Intel faces perfect desert storm !
Today, Intel's shares are worse than ever during the last 6 years , during this year alone you lost half on your Intel shares value! And Intel is proud on its own manufacturing technology. But who will now invest in it?
Quite recently, Fall Street suggested buy.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Over half the total UK armed forces has gone missing #!#


A computer hard drive with personal details of some 100,000 serving military personnel, over half the total armed forces, has gone missing, the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) said Friday.
Now, who is the moron of the highest category? Also on the portable hard drive was data on 600,000 potential applicants to the armed forces and the names of their referees, in the latest in a string of embarrassing data losses by the government in the past year.
BADHARDWARE verdict: Well, who cares, UK military , contrary to NASA has solid backups !
Star dust: McCain will spare $ trillions on 78 years old planetarium * * * * *

McCain cited, as his example, "$3 million for an overhead projector at a planetarium in Chicago. My friends, do we need to spend that kind of money?"
More star details about are given here. Mr. McCain probably judges on planetarium future perspectives based on his own old age ! .
Vice-President Dick Cheney famously told former Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, that "deficits don't matter."Why Mr. McCain stress "don't matter" problems at all? Does he proves that way that Mr. Bush and Cheney irresponsible as presidential dynamic duo?
Or he simply tries too late too little approach. Each US family debt is now close to $100 000.

NASA has no backup for Hubble's backup system !

On 28 September, errors were found in Hubble's science data formatter, which relays data between Earth and the probe's science instruments. The failure has prevented the telescope from making observations.
There is an identical formatter – known as 'Side B' – on the telescope, and NASA is planning to boot up that backup system next week. If all goes according to plan, that would restore the telescope to life.
But there is no backup for Side B, so last week NASA decided to delay its mision to service the telescope from October to no earlier than February in order to prepare a replacement part for flight.
Iceland sinks , panic is world wide !

Snowballing sell-off drives Dow down 679 points
Stunning pictures using the new Google sattelite

BADHARDWARE wrote about its details recently.
However, how the latest spying technology is (mis)used?Despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary, hundreds of US citizens overseas have been eavesdropped on as they called friends and family back home, according to two former military intercept operators who worked at the giant National Security Agency (NSA) center in Fort Gordon, Georgia.
Thursday, October 09, 2008
Rain Man safe airplane attacked by wireless terrorists ?

Passenger laptop computers are now being investigated as a possible cause of the Qantas mid-air emergency off Western Australia on Tuesday. Last July, a similar incident occurred involving a wireless mouse interfering with a Quantus jet’s navigation system.
Seems that terrorists used weakness of too much airplane electronics and computronics.

More bad hardware horror here.
We must change the way we live before it’s too late

One week after the September 11 terrorist attacks, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was quoted as saying, “We have a choice. Either to change the way we live, which is unacceptable, or change the way they live. We chose the latter.”
In the menatime Mr. Rumsfeld departed and his famous wrong claim is forgot. But still,
We must change the way we live before it’s too late.
USA financial system has been always fragile !!!

"The Panic of 1907."
Bringing in gold from Europe to bolster the dollar and replenish Washington's coffers. Will this receipt be applied in the USA once again? Who knows, but there is one universal
approach that works from Adam and Eve time. Adam begs to Eve in mutual interest.
Morgan would never have strummed a ukulele to entertain shareholders, as Buffett does, nor gotten down on his knees to beg a congressional leader for support, as Paulson did to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
With one exception. In 1929 no one asked. :)
Asus admits Eee Box mini PC shipped with maxi virus
What is here truly amazing and not expected is the fact that the infection was spotted and removed by Microsoft's most recent malware removal tool update. !?
Now, EE Boxes are not delivered with genuine MS OS or what?
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Torvalds: SSD's generally absolutely suck , except Intel's
AMD leading officers are not real men any more ?

Is that common wish to become real men actually pushed AMD into financial troubles?
Actually bust bankers pushed AMD at the edge of extinction.
CERN: Human error likely caused atom-smasher breakdown !

Thanks God, not all bad is only in computers.
Human error was likely to blame for the breakdown of the world's largest atom-smasher, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) said Monday.One of the 10,000 connections that join the 27-kilometre (16.9-mile) Large Hadron Collider (LHC) likely overheated and made a hole that leaked helium into the tunnel, the head of the project at CERN, Lyn Evans, told a press conference.
The leak happened September 19, crippling the atom-smasher, which will not be up and running before the end of April 2009, CERN said.
Computer glitch made Rain Man airplane panicking

A Qantas Airways Ltd. aircraft forced to make an emergency landing yesterday experienced ``computer problems'' moments before it plunged mid-flight, injuring more than 30 passengers, investigators said.
The carrier hasn't had a fatal plane accident in its 87- year history. Its safety record was made famous in the movie ``Rain Man'' in which Dustin Hoffman's character insisted on flying with the airline.
Passenger Mark Bell described how a child sitting next to him was thrown from his seat. ``We watched him hit the ceiling and sit there for about three seconds, until his dad dragged him back into his seat,'' the ABC cited Bell as saying.
In a survey published late yesterday, 63 percent of Australians polled said they thought the airline's safety standards ``have become worse over the last few years,'' a rise of 11 percent since August.
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
GOP finally delivers its well hidden promises
AMD splits !

AMD will receive a $6 billion cash infusion from Abu Dhabi to expand the factories and get $1.4 billion in operating capital. Also, Abu Dhabi will pay $314 million to double its current stake in AMD to 19%.
To me seems that Abu Dhabi will likely invest in future 22nm fab for AMD's needs.We managed to score some additional details about Foundry Co. and the plans for the future. The new fab, now owned by Foundry Co. in New York State should be operative by 2012 and this fab will be capable of manufacturing 22nm wafers. Those Arabs are very suspicious. They made new fabs in the USA. In the meantime USA strongest ally Israel makes Intel's fab in ... of course Kiryat Gat , Israel.
At the same time, AMD definitely solved its 2 main problems and consequently its shares soared up 18.7 %. Crisis? What crisis?
1. Financial problems are now solved.
2. Licence problems, because signed contract with Intel effectively restricts AMD's production up to the year 2010 to a given fixed global market share. From now on, AMD is liberated to design freely and to sell freely. As much as it can. FINALLY FREE.
However, Intel is lower than ever, though they sayFor decades we have been successful because we are an integrated device manufacturer

Monday, October 06, 2008
National Health Service dumps toxic computer monitors in Ghana
The discovery of toxic computer monitors from the NHS dumped in Ghana is exactly the sort of horrific irony that typifies the flood of toxic electronic junk we now see flowing down the global gutters to places like Ghana,' he says.

Saturday, October 04, 2008
400 years after the first telescope we got 3 giga pixel telescope sensor

Planned to fill in 150 PBytes astro data base. Exactly 400 years after Kepler's 3rd Law of gravitation discovery. Poor Kepler, he used Tiho Brache data obtained without any telescope !
The LSST will also provide a comprehensive census of our solar system, including potentially hazardous asteroids as small as 100 meters in size.
After Walls around Israel completed, Wall Street will not be needed any more !

Many US congress people have been paid about $1 million each over the years, give or take a few hundred thousand dollars.
In the process they've driven many large US banks, hedge funds and insurance companies straight off the cliff of financial insolvency and into undeclared bankruptcy.
After consumer bankruptcies tide seems we will see bank and business one.
The future of the USA is obviously in the overall consumer and business bankruptcy.

Friday, October 03, 2008
Why the memory over voltage will burn Nehalem AKA i7?
Ask for it on November 17th, during the Nehalem launch event.
Or, on november 13th, when Nehalem NDA would be lifted off.
Something has though changed since the 1929.
Wiretapping

Despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary, hundreds of US citizens overseas have been eavesdropped on as they called friends and family back home, according to two former military intercept operators who worked at the giant National Security Agency (NSA) center in Fort Gordon, Georgia.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Poll: Who is the worst President of the USA ever?
Mr. Bush, stop winning, please !, greatful American peopleP.S. Ms. Palin stop steal from Mr. Bush, please
Elvis Preseley got e-passport !
Engineer made train crash sending SMS 22 seconds earlier

Sad, but true.
The NTSB earlier determined the brakes on the Metrolink train were not applied before the collision and that stop signals at the scene were working properly, said Kitty Higgins, an NTSB member assigned to the investigation.
Metrolink prohibits cell phone use by engineers on the job, but Peevey emphasized there is no federal or California regulation barring cell phone use by engineers while trains are moving.
AMD accelerates unbeatable Intel's Core Duo 18 times
AMD expects Windows 7 and Direct 11 next year

And high definition computing, of course. Oh by the way, AMD to launch nine 45nm Shanghai server CPUs in October
Up to 30% of servers are running but doing nothing !
Koomey reckons these firms' data centres already consume 1 per cent of it, and their appetite is growing at 17 per cent per year. At this rate, server farms will consume nearly five times as much electricity a decade from now.
More optimistically, Koomey says their growth will slow a little as companies raise efficiency to reduce the need for costly new data centres. Some centres now run their servers at only 5 to 10 per cent of full capacity, and up to 30 per cent of servers are running but doing nothing


























