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» HP Labs joins global
grid computing challenge
November 2003
HP Labs is taking part in a global Grid computing challenge set by the organisers
of the SuperComputing 2003 conference by dedicating a 40-processor cluster
to the venture.
» New
memory device could offer smaller, simpler way to archive data
November 2003
Researchers at HP Labs and Princeton University have developed a combination
of materials that could lead to cheap and super-compact electronic memory devices
for archiving digital images or other data. A paper on the underlying science
of the technology, entitled "A polymer/semiconductor write-once read-many-times
memory," has been published in the British science journal Nature.
» An
economy of IT
October 2003
The concept of adaptive, pay-as-you-go utility computing
has generated tremendous enthusiam among businesses, but
hurdles remain. These include determining how to measure
usage and how to charge for it. A team at HP Labs are working
toward an answer.
» Write once,
publish often
September 2003
A new tool allows documents to be designed once and
automatically formatted to publish on the Web, email, PDAs
or the printed page.
» HP
Supports "Individualized Medicine" Initiative at Partners HealthCare
September 2003
HP will participate in a collaborative life science initiative with Partners
HealthCare to accelerate genomics in research and clinical medicine. The multi-year,
multi-million dollar sponsorship includes a research collaboration with Partners
and HP's Cambridge Research Lab.
» HP
Helps U.S. Clamp Down on Counterfeiting
September 2003
Counterfeiting used to be the domain of skilled criminals with expensive engraving
and printing equipment. Not so today, thanks to technology advances that have
dramatically reduced the cost and difficulty of reproducing realistic-looking
fakes. That's why HP printing and imaging experts got together at officials'
request to help clamp down on counterfeiting.
» "The
Painter" is a brush with the future
September 2003
An animated film produced for HP Labs Bristol could be the first of many to
use utility computing technologies, and Bristol, UK, could become a leading
center for highly advanced digital media production.
» New
book shows how to build better software systems faster
September 2003
A new book co-authored by HP Labs Researcher Sherif Yacoub aims to make it
easier for anyone from developers to managers to build better software systems
faster.
» Researcher
Named One of World's Top 100 Young Innovators by MIT's Technology Review
September 2003
John Apostolopoulos, a senior research scientist in HP Labs' Streaming Media
Systems project, has been named one of the world's top young innovators for
his work to improve the fidelity and security of streaming video.
» New
Books on Cryptography, Java Development
September 2003
Two HP Labs researchers have published new technical books, the first exploring
the most widely used build tool for Java projects and the second, a guide to
implementing strong security in real-world applications.
» DSpace:
Preserving digital data for the ages
August 2003
Scholars poring over medieval manuscripts or ancient stone tablets can
still read what scribes set down hundreds or even thousands of years ago. But
today, we're generating billions of bits of digital data that could become
obsolete and indecipherable within just a few years. A team at HP Labs is trying
to put an end to "bit rot."
» HP
Awarded Key Patent for Smart Cooling of Data Centers
August 2003
HP has been awarded a patent on the design for an "intelligent," energy-efficient
data center that dynamically allocates cooling resources where and when they're
needed most.
» Researchers
Developing New Ways to Predict System Reliability
July 2003
Researchers are designing tools to better predict the reliability of supercomputers
-- work that could eventually benefit HP’s enterprise customers running
mission-critial applications.
» Paper
on Using Inkjet Technology to Cool Chips Named Best at InterPACK '03
July 2003
A paper by HP Labs researchers on their groundbreaking microprocessor-cooling
technique has been named "best paper" at the InterPACK '03, the world's premier
conference on packaging microelectronics, photonics, and microwave and microelectromechanical
systems.
» Internet
Pioneer David Reed Joins HP Labs
July 2003
David Reed, who contributed significantly to the TCP/IP technology that underlies today's Internet
and World Wide Web, will research network adaptivity and scalability at HP
Labs.
» HP
Joins PlanetLab as Major Research and Technology Backer
June 2003
HP has joined PlanetLab, a worldwide research consortium working on building
an open, scalable, global network test-bed for pioneering next-generation Internet
applications and services.
» VLIW
Pioneer Wins Computer Architecture's Most Prestigious Award
June 2003
Josh Fisher, a Senior HP Fellow, will receive the prestigious Eckert-Mauchly
Award his contributions to instruction-level processors (ILP) and compilers
that use a style of architecture called VLIW (Very Long Instruction Word).
» Setting
the Standard
May 2003
HP Labs is helping develop standards for using multimedia resources across
a wide range of networks and devices. Researchers' work on MPEG 21 will allow
people to communicate and collaborate online with devices of very different
bandwidths and other characteristics.
» HP
Using Its Own Data Center Technology for Cutting-Edge Research
May 2003
An adaptive IT infrastructure that dynamically allocates computing resources
to meet changing needs. Now the lab is putting the data center to work as one
of the most sophisticated research facilities around, a testbed for future
utility computing work and other compute-intensive projects such as bioinformatics
and quantum physics.
» Nanoscale
Molecular-Switch Devices Fabricated by Imprint Lithography
April 2003
Molecular electronics offers the tantalizing prospect of eventually building
circuits with critical dimensions of a few nanometers. Some basic devices utilizing
molecules have been demonstrated, but major challenges remain.
» HP
Labs Revives Out-of-print Titles for MIT Press' Print-on-demand Program
April 2003
Technology developed by HP Labs is enabling MIT Press to restore 1,750 out-of-print
titles for inclusion in the Press' new print-on-demand program, called the
MIT Classics Series.
» HP
Labs Announces Research Collaboration with Top Telecommunications Institute
April 2003
HP Labs will pursue new wireless technologies as part of a research partnership
with the California Institute of Telecommunications and Information Technology
(Cal-IT²), one of the world's most prominent centers for wireless technology
development.
» Book
Recognized by IEEE
March 2003
Researcher Abigail Sellen and her co-author have won the IEEE Award for Distinguished
Literary Contributions Furthering Engineering Professionalism for their book
exploring why the paperless office has never come to be.
» Paper Named Best
at FAST '03 Conference
March 2003
A paper by HP Labs researchers that discusses a new storage technology based
on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) has been selected as "best paper" at
the 2nd USENIX Conference on File and Storage Technologies (FAST '03).
» Lighter-than-air
Postal Service
March 2003
Some folks rely on interoffice mail. Some hand-deliver documents. Not HP Labs
Researcher Josh Tyler. He uses a blimp.
» E-mail
Logs as Tell-all?
March 2003
E-mail exchanges within organizations can reveal patterns of collaboration
and leadership that aren't part of any formal organizational structure, according
to recent research at HP Labs.
» New
Nanoscience Institute Could Lead Innovation
February 2003
The California NanoSystems Institute should play the leading role in advancing
nanoscale science and engineering, HP Fellow Stan Williams said at the institute's
groundbreaking.
» Norm
Jouppi: Face-to-face While Far Away
February 2003
Norm Jouppi, an HP Fellow, is developing technology that lets you "be" in
two places at the same time. Imagine being in a meeting, seeing and hearing
everyone there clearly and life-sized -- and yet being a thousand miles away
in your office.
» Immune
System for Computers Throttles Viruses
January 2003
Researchers who developed a benign response to attacks that radically slows
down the spread of malicious viruses tested it against the SQL worm that wreaked
havoc on the Internet. The result: it reduced the bug’s spread to a crawl
in just two-tenths of a second.
» Sharing
Pictures at a Virtual Coffee Table
January 2003
Researchers from have developed an experimental application called PicShare,
which recreates the experience of sharing pictures, photograph albums and conversation
at a distance.
» 2002
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