The Shannon Limit - Bell Labs - Future Impossible

In 1948, father of communications theory Claude Shannon developed the law that dictated just how much information could ever be communicated down any path, anywhere, using any technology. The maximum rate of this transmission would come to be known as the Shannon Limit. Researchers have spent the following decades trying to achieve this limit and to try to go beyond it.

[@Tubemanjac]

It remains vague about how a piece of program code brought the different science disciplines together.

[@antarikshasharma]

It's heartbreaking that people who actually invented technologies remains anonymous and unknown!!! :(
Very disheartening to see very less likes

[@muskduh]

people don't/can't read and are not intellectually curious.

[@navaneeth0011]

Claude Shannon 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nikwinzer6083]

I loved peter

[@cosmicwarriorx1]

Two questions:
Why did you upload the same video again?
How did Bell Labs become Nokia Bell Labs?

[@NokiaBellLabs]

Thanks for your questions. We have replaced some of the videos to reflect the new parent corporation (Nokia) in the logo and attribution. Bell Labs became Nokia Bell Labs on January 14, 2016. Learn more at bell-labs.com

[@cosmicwarriorx1]

Nokia Bell Labs Thank you so much for answering!
It's been a while since you've uploaded videos like these, when can we see similar content on your channel.

[@NokiaBellLabs]

Thank for your comments. We will continue to post various videos of technical and artistic interest.

[@steven21736]

@@NokiaBellLabs can you post more of these shorter videos?

[@zoecarlibur]

I love when I see an African American scientist. I've seen a few so far in the video.

[@greathairengineer]

Yes, its incredible to see just about anyone be a scientist, since science knows no race, sex, or religion.