“The National Cyber Security Alliance is a model public-private-partnership where we are literally going out and trying to talk to 360 million Americans in 50-states and six territories about cybersecurity and emerging technologies,” states Kelvin Coleman, Executive Director of the NCSA. His statement aligns with the mission of the NCSA, which is “To educate and […]
The impact of military and space programs on the development of CMOS technologies.
Brian Berg of Berg Software Design, interviews Eli Harari, founder of SanDisk, at the 2015 Flash Memory Summit. The above player includes the entire hour-long discussion with Eli Harari. To skip ahead and see each snippet from this insightful conversation, go to this link: http://www.viodi.tv/category/history-2/ieee-2/eli-harari-development-of-flash-memory/
Panel Chair, Alan Weissberger introduces Brian Berg of Berg Software who moderates a discussion with Eli Harari, founder of SanDisk, on his work that led to the creation of ubiquitous solid state memory. This panel was part of the 2015 Flash Memory Summit.
Ethernet guru Geoff Thompson moderates a panel on the history of the wired LAN competition with experts – Dan Pitt, Joe Skorupa and Tom Slykhouse – who were in the trenches as the various companies and associated technologies battled for LAN supremacy. Prior to the start of the panel, Art Astrin talks about his proposal for the Future […]
Alan Weissberger introduces session organizer & moderator Geoff Thompson who ran the History of Wired LAN Competition meeting.
Art Astrin talks about his proposal for the Future of Ethernet at the opening of this IEEE SV Tech History meeting on the History of Wired LAN Competition. [Special thanks to Alan Weissberger for supplying the above description and title]
Alan’s opening remarks introduces the program -a perspective of Stanford’s Silicon Valley Archives – and provides background information on the IEEE Silicon Valley History committee. Two quotes from Leslie Berlin’s book on Bob Noyce sets the stage for revealing the technology history of Silicon Valley. Note: The complete 1.5 hour panel discussion can be viewed in […]
IEEE SV Tech History Chairman Alan J Weissberger wraps up the panel session with comments about Moore’s law and thanks the panel participants.
The West Coast version of a Smithsonian is one way to characterize the Computer History Museum (CHM) in Mountain View, CA. This was one of many take-aways from an excellent discussion of this Silicon Valley institution with CHM president and CEO, John Hollar, and CHM chairman, Len Shustek. Organized and moderated by IEEE Silicon Valley Technology History Committee Chairman, […]