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Red Hat releases big-iron update
An update to the company's premium Linux version now supports 64-processor servers. And bigger configurations are on the way.
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Companies cultivate ideas at 'Greenhouse' forum
The Techdirt Greenhouse workshop was about sharing new tech products and getting feedback on how to make them flourish.
March 11, 2006, 6:25 PM PST
IDF: Intel puts its chips on the table
special coverage Developer forum plays host to an array of new processor designs--plus Microsoft's Origami devices.
Photo: UltraCell design
March 10, 2006, 5:21 PM PST
Itanium allies fund open-source compiler work
To add momentum to Intel's Itanium processor, funds are being raised to improve its key programming tool.
March 10, 2006, 5:21 PM PST
This week in Intel
Analysts, execs and industry insiders descended on the Intel Developer Forum, eager to see what the chipmaker has to offer next.
March 10, 2006, 1:15 PM PST
Europe: Microsoft still out of compliance
European Commission reviews latest Microsoft documents, says company is still out of antitrust compliance.
March 10, 2006, 9:46 AM PST
IBM shows Cell blade in action
A demo of the Cell blade server uses visualization software to display real-time, 3D video footage of a beating heart.
Photos: IBM's blade overhaul
March 10, 2006, 9:34 AM PST
Intel feeds virtualization's need for speed
Chipmaker's first-generation virtualization technology focused on features, but performance is the priority for the sequel.
March 10, 2006, 4:00 AM PST
IBM chief gets hefty $20 million paycheck
Sam Palmisano gets a $1.68 million salary, a $5.18 million bonus, $4.24 million in incentives and $7.2 million in options.
March 9, 2006, 9:15 PM PST
No Vista on Mac's horizon
Apple senior architect says the OSes' different ways of booting up is a big obstacle to running the next Windows on Macs.
March 9, 2006, 6:25 PM PST
Intel's stacked with chipmaking options
Novell hopes its next desktop will leapfrog Windows
Intel's Barrett: U.K. needs more 'silver surfers'
Intel peels back the layers of Core
Power-saving pitches for notebooks at IDF
Big Itanium change coming with 'Poulson'
Micron buys Lexar to expand flash memory business
Salesforce aims higher with new service
Reich: U.S. headed for 'day of reckoning'
Microsoft readying Vista marketing blitz
Intel needs fancy footwork to market server chips
New Intel quad-core chips are really double duo-cores
Intel lines up Santa Rosa, WiMax for notebooks
Intel plans low-voltage 'Woodcrest' server chip
Intel's new chip family: Core microarchitecture
Microsoft's CTO envisions a Web-savvy clipboard
Intel plans to beef up business desktops
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Saturn moon spewing water vapor
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More than music at South by Southwest
Famed festival goes beyond just entertainment, with equally lauded interactive events for bloggers, podcasters and others.
Industry wants girls to stick to knitting
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NORAD orders Web deletion of transcript
In latest move to clamp down on Web, a transcript of a public hearing in Virginia about airspace restrictions vanishes.
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Intel's first take on multi-OS tech focused on features, but performance is the sequel's priority. Also: No Vista on Mac horizon. Photo: UltraCell design
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Solar companies are using a range of techniques to cut the cost of PV cells and make solar electricity more cost-competitive.
