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Dell Boosts Speed With 1GHz Pentiums

Francis Chu | May 21, 2001

Dell Computer Corp.'s latest two-way general-purpose server, the PowerEdge 2550, packs a pair of Intel Corp.'s fastest Pentium III CPUs and robust performance in a rack-optimized form factor, making it a fine choice to handle front-end Web and application

Kitty Dabbles in Geopolitics, Mysticism

Spencer F. Katt | May 21, 2001

Spencer wondered if eWeek would foot the bill if he flew to Prague to check out Czech President Vaclav Havel's rage firsthand.

Compaqs New Era

Carmen Nobel | May 21, 2001

Company reworking corporate PCs; customers are wary.

Intel Readies Itanium, Plans PIII Cuts

eWeek Editors | May 21, 2001

Intel Corp. is poised to flood the market with new chips in upcoming weeks, including its first 64-bit processor, the long-delayed Itanium.

Compaq Computer Corp.: Stepping Out of the Box

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

Commodity hardware alone can't give Compaq a lift.

Stopping Diversity From Walking Away

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

IBM programs work at keeping women and minority techies in-house.

Rap Sheet

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

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Metricoms Ricochet: The Laptop RF Answer

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

We remember hearing about Metricom in 1993 when it was out near Stanford University.

Staying the Course

eWeek Editors | May 07, 2001

Last month when IBM announced its strong first-quarter results, company chairman and CEO Lou Gerstner explained why IBM was performing so well when the economy was in the tank.

Project eLiza Greeted with Wariness

eWeek Editors | May 07, 2001

IBM vows to spend billions on developing self-healing servers that require little human intervention.

Intels Plan for Faster Chips Hits Speed Bump

eWeek Editors | May 07, 2001

Fab glitches also threaten delivery of newer chips.

Ariba Sets Out on a Vertical Course

eWeek Editors | May 07, 2001

The B2B software maker scraps ambitious plans and returns to its roots.

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Micron Rolls Out World’s First 1TB MicroSD Card

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.