1. INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGIES
USED IN
“SWORDFISH”
By – Kevin Joseph
MBA (Energy Trading)
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2. Plot :
 Swordfish is a 2001 American thriller film
starring John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle
Berry.
 The film centers around Stanley Jobson, an
ex-con computer hacker who is targeted for
recruitment into a bank robbery conspiracy
because of his formidable hacking skills.

4. Multiscreen systems
 It is the use of multiple
physical display devices, such
as monitors, televisions, and
projectors, in order to
increase the area available for
computer programs running
on a single computer system.
 The system can be run by a
single CPU or multiple CPUs
 Multi-head may increase the
productivity by up to 40-50%.

5. Super Computers

A supercomputer is a computer which
increases processing capacityparticularly speed of calculation.
These systems work in two ways :
 In one approach is a large number of
computers distributed across a
network devote some or all of their
time to solving a common problem
each individual computer receives and
completes many small
tasks, reporting the results to a
central server which integrates the
task results into the overall solution.
 In another approach, a large number
of dedicated processors are placed in
close proximity to each other; this
saves considerable time moving data
around and makes it possible for the
processors to work together, for
example in mesh architectures.
Cray Titan – 17.59 PetaFLOPS

6. Supercomputers are used
for a wide range of
computationally
intensive tasks in various
fields.
 Quantum mechanics.
 Weather forecasting
 Climate research
 Oil and gas exploration
 Molecular modeling
 Aerodynamics
 Counter-cryptography.
NUDT Tianha – 33.86 PetaFLOPS

7. Radio dog collar
 Used for tracking
 Works on radio waves
of particular frequency
 Has to be in Line of
sight
 Can be used as a
communication means
also.

8. Servers
 A server is a system that
responds to requests across a
computer network to provide a
network service.
 Servers are computer
programs running to serve the
requests of other
programs, the clients.
Thus, the server performs
some task on behalf of clients.
 Servers can be run on a
dedicated computer, which is
also often referred to as "the
server", but many networked
computers are capable of
hosting servers.
Typical computing servers are
• Database server
• File server
• Mail server
• Print server
• Web server
• Gaming server, etc.

9. Internet
 It is a global system of
interconnected computer
networks that use the
standard Internet protocol
suite (TCP/IP) to serve several
billion users worldwide.
 It is a network of networks
 Consists of millions of
private, public, academic, bus
iness, and government
networks, of local to global
scope, that are linked by a
broad array of
electronic, wireless and
optical networking
technologies.

11. Ciphering technology
 Cryptography
 Encoding and
Decoding of
Information
 Military
 Banks
 Educational
sectors(Exams)

12. Computer worms
 A worm is designed to
tunnel into your system
and allow malicious users
to control your computer
remotely.
 Does not require an
action to spread
 Can make multiple copies
of itself. (E-mail)
 Slows down computers n
networks significantly.

13. Transatlantic Telecommunication Cable
 A transatlantic
telecommunications
cable is a submarine
communications
cable running under
the Atlantic Ocean.
 All modern cables
use fiber
optic technology.

14.  Most such cables
connect London, Englan
d to New York City, USA
 Built mainly for high-
speed requirements of
international financial
transactions.
 Financial trading firms
spend billions of dollars
annually to get an edge
on trading

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