Book on Israeli start-ups bolsters Israel’s image

By Uriel Heilman, JTA

URL: http://www.jewishjournal.com/books/article/book_on_israeli_start-ups_bolsters_israels_image_20100318/

When Intel’s Israeli division proposed a new strategy to vastly improve the processing speed of the company's laptop computer chips, Intel's U.S. management had no interest.

The idea required a fundamental change in Intel’s technological approach, which had been to build what were known as faster “clock speeds” -- essentially, faster "engines" -- to accelerate processing. Israel's division proposed to run the engine of the chip slower, but to gain even more power by configuring a system that used gears like a car.

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