It's not for human consumption but is it art? If you take a strip of bacon and twist one end through 180 degrees then join the two ends you get a piece of bacon with only one side, a Bacon Möbius strip. Cool. But if you want such a thing to adorn your desk (and who wouldn’t?) then being made of real bacon would be, to say the least, a bad idea. So, to memorialize this mathematical and culinary wonder, why not print a look-alike on a 3D printer? Why not indeed? This exactly is what a designer with the handle “joabaldwin” created using the Shapeways 3D printing service. Need one for your desk? It’s 3.346″ w x 3.024″ d x 1.399″ h (the precision is awesome) and it’s just $19 … Related content opinion Why enterprises should care more about net neutrality Net neutrality policies are the most significant regulatory influence on the Internet and data services, and they're the reason why end-to-end Internet QoS isn’t available. By Tom Nolle Oct 23, 2024 7 mins Network Management Software Telecommunications Industry news Gartner: AI spurs 25% surge in data center systems spending Worldwide IT spending is expected to surpass $5 trillion in 2024, a 7.5% increase over 2023. Gartner's forecast reflects 'ravenous demand' for data center infrastructure. By Denise Dubie Jul 16, 2024 3 mins Generative AI Servers Data Center news Cisco to cut 5% of workforce amid restructuring; layoffs will impact 4,200 jobs Cisco is seeing a tough climate for its networking business, but it's reporting better news on the AI and security fronts. By Michael Cooney Feb 14, 2024 3 mins Careers Industry Networking news Generative AI hype dampens VC funding for quantum computing 'Quantum fatigue' is setting in, as venture capital firms chase GenAI instead. By Jon Gold Feb 02, 2024 3 mins Supercomputers Generative AI High-Performance Computing PODCASTS VIDEOS RESOURCES EVENTS NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe