The past decade has witnessed remarkable expansion in networking modus operandi. We came from conventional analogue networks to modern wireless, WiFi, WiMax and satellite networks. If you look at the current scenario the whole planet is surrounded with information overflow due to networked computing devices, data repositories, data centres in various sectors i.e.…
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Green architecture
July 27th, 2011 
Malvika Sampat 
Posted in technology reviews 
Tags: Analogue Networks, Carbon Footprint, Computing Devices, Data Repositories, Energy Efficiency, Focus Areas, Green Architecture, Home Amp, Information Overflow, Kilowatt, Methodologies, Novel Technologies, Office Environments, Recycled Materials, Recycling Products, Remarkable Expansion, Satellite Networks, Telecommunication Internet, Wimax, Wireless Service Providers 
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May 1st, 2011 Malvika Sampat The past decade has witnessed remarkable expansion in networking modus operandi. We came from conventional analogue networks to modern wireless, WiFi, WiMax and satellite networks. If you look at the current scenario the whole planet is surrounded with information overflow due to networked computing devices, data repositories, data centres in various sectors i.e.…
Posted in Science Tags: Analogue Networks, Carbon Footprint, Computing Devices, Data Repositories, Energy Efficiency, Focus Areas, Green Architecture, Home Amp, Information Overflow, Kilowatt, Methodologies, Novel Technologies, Office Environments, Recycled Materials, Recycling Products, Remarkable Expansion, Satellite Networks, Telecommunication Internet, Wimax, Wireless Service Providers Comments OffForget gas, batteries — pee is new power source
July 9th, 2009 Malvika Sampat Urine-powered cars, homes and personal electronic devices could be available in six months with new technology developed by scientists from Ohio University.
Using a nickel-based electrode, the scientists can create large amounts of cheap hydrogen from urine that could be burned or used in fuel cells. “One cow can provide enough energy to supply hot water for 19 houses,” said Gerardine Botte, a professor at Ohio University developing the technology.…
Posted in News Tags: Common Element In The Universe, Electrode, Element Nitrogen, Environmental Conditions, Fuel Cell, Fuel Cells, Hydrogen Gas, Kilowatt, Low Temperature, Major Component, Miles Per Gallon, Milliwatts, Molecule, Nanomaterials, Pee, Personal Electronic Devices, Power Source, Surface Areas, Urea, Volts Comments Off
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