Comments on: IBM Smartens Grid Down Under

By: remote desktop software

remote desktop software — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 13:59:10 +0000

IBM, Honeywell, and GE are just the most well known companies trying to improve the power infrastructure. But the best way to connect the different entities in the Intelligent Utility Network may still be through Proxy networks. Proxy networks provide one network for an often chaotic and disconnect number of companies, users, or computer devices. If improving the power infrastructure involves connecting different entities in the Intelligent Utility Network, then startups like Gridpoint should consider buying some of the products from proxy networks.

By: TERRY FRASER

TERRY FRASER — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 17:55:44 +0000

Hi, there may be more to the power grid then just a system to provide electric power. It takes electricity to test vehicles past and possible future operations when electric on board computer is connected in a garage. The power grid will operate in the same fashion where not just electricity but also telecommunication is transfered. Communication from sources like SETI and CERN operate on a global grid that is sending indirect grobal communication to individuals.So lets say a person receves a phone call at a different frequency at lets say 20,000khzs, at the same time the person sees a plane fly over.Then lets say 2 years later the person is on the same plane that flew over. His cell phone rings telling him the plane is unsafe at the past same 20,000khz frequency,the person has been in a time travel pardox.Created by the electric and telecommunication world grid.What is a person to do if they knew the future.Bye.Terry.

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