• First Graphene Integrated Circuit – http://t.co/Ee8GeVc Now we can start thinking about the end of Moore's law. For ICs that is… #future #

• Forrester: IT depts face decade of fundamental change – http://t.co/NVv5l1h IT depts enabling change? How can that be!? #yegit #ualbertait #

• Eyez 720p video-recording glasses (video) — Engadget – http://t.co/oNNcP7f Now give me HUD lenses and wifi to phone Augmented reality! #AR #
  

  Insert Coin: Eyez 720p video-recording glasses (video) — Engadgethttp://t.co/oNNcP7fWe first heard about the Eyez video recording glasses concept back in March, when those familiar black frames packed a 1080p camera, 16GB of flash memory, WiFi, and dual exawatt-class lasers

• Phase change memory-based ‘moneta’ system points to the future of computer storage http://t.co/lujyg8y very nice, it will only get better! #
  

  Phase change memory-based ‘moneta’ system points to the future of computer storagehttp://www.physorg.com/news/2011-06-phase-memory-based-moneta-future-storage.htmlThis is a view of the internals of the Moneta storage array with phase change memory modules installed. Credit: UC San Diego / Steve Swanson

• Google’s Schmidt: Wired.com – http://t.co/tqxeOre “Cloud is the death of IT as we know it” So we must ask ourselves, what will it become. #
  

  Google’s Schmidt: ‘I Screwed Up’ on Social Networking | Epicenter | Wired.comhttp://t.co/tqxeOreGoogle chairman Eric Schmidt took responsibility for the search titan’s failure to counter Facebook’s explosive growth, saying he saw the threat coming but failed to…

• RT @mightkill gas leak video: http://bit.ly/k9z8JY freakin crazy YEG get outta that area and don't smoke! #yegtraffic #yeg #

Scientists create computer controlled by the power of thought – http://t.co/nf8qtFU Only the beginning, bionic humans next! #

Scientists create computer controlled by the power of thought | Mail Onlinehttp://t.co/nf8qtFUA computer controlled by the power of thought has been created by scientists in a breakthrough that could one day help people unable to speak or move.

First ‘habitable’ exoplanet confirmed | COSMOS magazine – http://t.co/4Csizzr It is pretty close to us, come on VASIMR take us to the stars! #

First ‘habitable’ exoplanet confirmed | COSMOS magazinehttp://t.co/4CsizzrGliese 581d is the outlying planet in the Gliese 581 system, and orbits its parent star every 66.8 days. It may be covered by a large and deep ocean and is the first serious…

Dwave first Commercially Available Quantum Computer http://t.co/GrhpDhH 25 years to get ENIAC to the desktop. I bet 10 years for this 2021. #

Dwave system has first Commercially Available Quantum Computerhttp://t.co/GrhpDhHDwave systems is offering the first commercially available quantum computer. 128 qubits.

• Memristor mechanism discovered. Hastens the replacement of flash http://t.co/qVvOL7q talked about this before, they will change everything! #
  

  HP discovers memristor mechanism and hasten the replacement of flash memoryhttp://t.co/qVvOL7qSynchrotron x-rays probed the memristor in a 100 nanometer region with concentrated oxygen vacancies (right, shown in blue) where the memristive switching occurs…

Build the Starship Enterprise from useless office supplies – http://t.co/AJRidqv You know you want one on your desk! #

Discovery could lead to faster computer clock speed | KurzweilAI –

Discovery could lead to faster computer clock speed | KurzweilAIhttp://t.co/obrlQBvLanthanum aluminate-strontium titanate composite, which looks like a slab of thick glass, with thin electrodes deposited on top of it (credit: the Ashoori Group)

super powerful CPU gates, major leap in clock speed. #

Google clarifies Chromebook subscriptions – Engadget So, are we looking at the replacement for university computer labs? #

D-Wave reveals use of ‘quantum annealing’ to make eight qubits | KurzweilAI http://t.co/bWxRSN8 Are we getting closer to quantum computing? #

D-Wave reveals use of ‘quantum annealing’ to make eight qubits | KurzweilAIhttp://t.co/bWxRSN8D-Wave Systems’ circuit boards use “flux qubits,” micrometer sized loops of superconducting metal (credit: D-Wave Systems)