Drew Mattke - Professional Technical Designer
 
 
2005-08-30
 

Quantum computers could push the limits of computing power.

QUANTUM COMPUTING
We may never have a quantum computer on our desk, but it is already possible to harness some of the bizarre properties of sub-atomic elements to perform complex calculations.

How about factoring a 100 digit number in less than a second? For reference, the fastest digital computer on Earth would take more than 12 Billion years to do this.

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2005-08-30
 

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Web not innovating on pace with consumer expectations?
Technologists have charged through a lot of innovation and "progress" over the years, but it does seem like we're leaving a lot of money on the table in terms of unrealized leverage of available technology.

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Drew Mattke, Technical Design Director







 
   
   
 
 
 

Here on my personal business site, learn more about me as a professional than a one-page resumé can impart. You'll also discover some insights that I am happy to share with you. These topics bring together elements of Design, Technology, and Business — with some random thoughts that tie back in ways you might not expect.

To help you with your consideration for hiring me, be sure to review my Dossier.
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The Web for Mobile Computing

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As hand-held devices get cheaper and more powerful, we see the convergence of nearly ubiquitous wireless access and the need to meet a whole new set of customer needs.

 

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Best of the Web 2005 :: Forrester Study Review

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Forrester research has published its list of the best websites of 2005.
Some interesting things to consider.

 

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Random Access 29

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A Random Access article usually contains musings on off-beat and quirky topics that I enjoy exploring as mental exercise.
Look for a great article in this space soon.
Thanks for your patience while I complete this site..

 

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