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[nschmidt@Athena.MIT.EDU: EECS Colloquim by Jerry Saltzer]
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jon A. Rochlis)
Fri Oct 25 16:40:22 1991
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Just a reminder ...
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MIT-EECS COLLOQUIUM
MONDAY 4-5 PM
OCTOBER 28
EDGERTON HALL 34-101
TECHNOLOGY, NETWORKS, AND THE LIBRARY OF THE FUTURE
J. H. SALTZER
LCS & EECS
For most libraries, by the year 2000 the cost of magnetic disk
storage to hold scanned images of everything the library owns will be
about a year's budget. Already, today, it takes less volume to store
digital images than the original book.
In this talk, we consider the system engineering realities and the
system architecture that might be used to realize the decades-old dream
of having the world's libraries on-line.
MONDAY, OCT 28
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REFRESHMENTS AT 3:30 PM
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