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Silicon, the missing-link technology, is emerging now and will
unite the Microcosm and the Telecosm, and consummate the transformation
of the economy of matter into an economy of mind. This emerging
revolution in the microchip industry will be as profound and
transformative as the invention of the microprocessor itself.
The
new paradigm is the speed-of-light world of the all-optical
network. It is a new industrial era in which the Internet
is the defining force. It is a new communications architecture
based on broad bandwidth. In a word, it is the telecosm.
The Lifestream Interface
Thursday, April 12th
David Gelernter
Chief Scientist
Mirror
Worlds Technologies
Peter Drucker writes, the largest profits in business accrue to
the company that supplies the key missing element that completes
a commercial system and ignites a new spiral of advance. In an
interview at the Yale television studio last March, Yale professor
and quiet genius David Gelernter introduced us to a technology
that supplies the single element that can complete the storewidth
paradigm and spur the continued ascent of the Telecosm.
We played a tape of a portion of that interview with Dr. Gelernter for our audience at the Storewidth 2001 conference. In the video, Dr. Gelernter describes the revolutionary Scopeware software developed by his storewidth startup company, Mirror Worlds Technologies, a technology so beautiful and elegant that users are bound to fall in love with it.
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More Information on David Gelernter
David
Gelernter's
"The Second Coming"
From
"The Second Coming - A Manifesto," by Yale computer
visionary David Gelernter. Originally published in Frankfurter
Allgemeine Zeitung, June 2000. Read the full English text at www.edge.org
Gelernter's new company, Mirror Worlds Technologies, has launched a commercial version of his revolutionary Lifestreams software. Details at www.scopeware.com