Topic: David Andersen

Rators acquire Australian Andersen from Rockets

Reuters US Online Report Sports News - 562 days ago
TORONTO (Reuters) - The Toronto Raptors continued to rework their roster acquiring the rights to Australian center David Andersen from the Houston Rockets in exchange for a second round draft pick in 2015, the teams said Wednesday.Taken with the 37th overall selection ...

Researchers tout 'wimpy nodes' for Net computing

CNET - 848 days ago
Mainstream servers are growing increasingly brawny with multicore processors and tremendous memory capacity, but researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Intel Labs Pittsburgh think 98-pound weaklings of the computing world might be better suited for many of the jobs on the Internet ...

Rockets acquire rights to Australian big man Andersen

Reuters US Online Report Sports News - 941 days ago
HOUSTON (Reuters) - The Houston Rockets, searching for a big man to fill in for injured center Yao Ming, have acquired the rights to Australian David Andersen, the NBA team said on Tuesday. "David has been a winner with every team he has ...

Hawks trade rights of F-C Andersen to Rockets

AP News - 941 days ago
Atlanta Hawks trade rights to 2002 draft pick David Andersen to Houston RocketsThe Atlanta Hawks traded the rights to forward-center David Andersen to the Houston Rockets on Tuesday for an undisclosed second-round draft choice, cash and future considerations.The 6-foot-11 Andersen was ...

Meet Nashville's Ambassador of Music City U.S.A.

About.com - 975 days ago
David Andersen has the privilege of representing Nashville as our "

Netbook Chips Create a Low-Power Cloud

MIT Technology Review - 1031 days ago
Even relative newcomers like Facebook use up to $1 million a month in electricity, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) projects that by 2011, data centers in the United States could use up to 100 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, for a total ...

File-Swapping Veers into the Fast Lane

Scientific American - 1745 days ago
A new file-swapping method could speed up downloads to rates as much as three times faster than the popular service BitTorrent. "It makes an awful lot of sense," says Andrew Parker, chief technical officer of CacheLogic, which legally distributes movie and game ...

How to Speed Up Movie Downloads

MIT Technology Review - 1759 days ago
peer-to-peer file transfers on the Internet are slow. Peer-to-peer distribution networks such as BitTorrent and Kazaa allow people to download individual files from others' computers. Computer scientist David Andersen, a professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, worked with the Purdue ...