by Admin | Jun 18, 1999 | Computer Networking
WideBand Gigabit Networking hasn’t generated much buzz, but backers of the LAN technology say its quality-of-service (QoS) features and low cost meet a market need that neither ATM, Fibre Channel nor Gigabit Ethernet can satisfy. WideBand provides 1G bit/sec...
by Admin | Dec 8, 1997 | Computer Networking
WideBand dual-channel network combines qualities of Ethernet and ATM to take aim at streaming multimedia By Stephen Lawton 12/8/97 High-speed networking just got a bit more confusing. A new initiative, aimed at providing near-gigabit bandwidth over existing Ethernet...
by Admin | Jan 1, 1994 | Milestones
WideBand Corporation was created to develop, manufacture, and market a line of high performance networking products based on the WideCast channels technology, which Roger Billings invented and patented several years ago. While WideBand networking equipment is...
by Admin | Jan 1, 1991 | Milestones
With the 1965 conversion of a Model A Ford to run on hydrogen, Roger Billings proved the technical viability of hydrogen as an automotive fuel. With the 1991 conversion of the LaserCel 1 to run on a hydrogen fuel cell, he proved its practical viability. The...
by Admin | Oct 19, 1990 | Awards and Recognitions, Hydrogen Energy
SPECIAL NEWS BULLETIN AMERICAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Paul Harvey News Friday, October 19, 1990 “What of today’s news is of most lasting significance? Maybe this: (First a little paragraph of background.) We can run automobiles with nothing but water in the...
by Admin | Jan 1, 1990 | Milestones
Presentation of the Champion of Science in America Award – President Ronald Reagan
by Admin | Jan 29, 1982 | Awards and Recognitions
By Ron Tepper January 1982 To some, Roger Billings is a scientist. To others, he’s crazy. But to most, Billings, 33, is admired as a determined young man who has made his dream a reality, and in doing so he’s put together one of the most promising...
by Admin | Jan 15, 1982 | Awards and Recognitions
His fuel of the future can be drawn from your faucet By Kenneth Jon Rose January 1982 In Missouri there’s a man who likes to drink his car’s engine exhaust in front of company. He sips slowly, relishing its flavor as if he were sampling fine wine. Then he...
by Admin | Jan 1, 1982 | Milestones
“Omni” dubbed Billings “The Hydrogen Man” “Meanwhile, the news has got around that what Billings does, works.” Omni Magazine January 1982 “Entrepreneur” named Billings “Young Millionaire of the Month”...
by Admin | Jan 1, 1981 | Milestones
NEXT Magazine included Roger Billings in its “One Hundred Most Powerful People for the Eighties”, citing his pioneering work in hydrogen energy: “Wherein NEXT editors, in their wisdom, having by virtue of assiduous research discovered fivescore Americans who have the...