$180.00
Paolo Rocchi
IBM, Roma, Italy
Series: Computer Science, Technology and Applications
BISAC: COM000000
Scientists from different fields are searching for the appropriate definition of what is digital and analog, but the profile of the technologies that have changed mankind’s lifestyle and the history of the world still resist the scrutiny of thinkers. Rocchi, a brilliant scientist of IBM, claims that understanding analog versus digital is not as easy as comparing the adjectives digital/continuous or natural/artificial. He suggests a new key to interpret the digital and analog machines. The author conducts an accurate analysis of the systems’ core which he expands in the current new edition. (Imprint: Nova)
Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Part 1
Chapter 1. A Rock Amidst the Route
Chapter 2. Two Courses of Action
Chapter 3. The Extravagant Realm
Part 2
Chapter 4. System Architecture
Chapter 5. Nets and Spots
Chapter 6. Storage
Chapter 7. Efficient Strategy
Chapter 8. Adapt for Survival
Chapter 9. Galaxy of Programs
Part 3
Chapter 10. People Like to Communicate
Acronyms and Symbols
Index
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