Ever since 1987, players from the winning Super Bowl team have been asked the question, “You’ve just won the Super Bowl, what are you going to do next?” They respond, “I’m going to Disney World!” This led me to wonder how the U.S. Treasury would answer the same question after the conclusion of the latest AWS-3 auction in which Mobile Network Operators bid almost $45B to secure new licenses – a number that easily surpassed analysts’ estimates of between $10B and $20B.
Temperature compensated crystal oscillators (TCXOs) are used for frequency reference in systems that require a frequency stability of 10 ppm or better, which typically cannot be achieved by a standard XO (crystal oscillator) or VCXO (voltage controlled crystal oscillator).
Last week I had the opportunity to attend and present at SNIA’s Storage Developer Conference (SDC). This great technical conference is organized by storage developers for storage developers. SNIA asked me for a commendation for this conference and my reply was:
n in which Mobile Network Operators bid almost $45B to secure new licenses – a number that easily surpassed analysts’ estimates of between $10B and $20B.
