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HP Takes Aim at Small Biz

Paula Musich | March 19, 2001

PC subscription pricing model is geared to help small-business owners set up shop on the Web

Compaq Latest to Cut Staff, Lower Estimates

eWeek Editors | March 19, 2001

Outliving the Worm

Joseph C. Panettieri | March 12, 2001

Unlike many people convicted of computer crimes, Robert T. Morris shies away from the spotlight and has moved on to become a leading researcher at MIT's Lab for Computer Sciences.

Intel Puts Bus Plan in Gear

eWeek Editors | March 12, 2001

Chip maker challenges AMD's HyperTransport architecture in bid to replace PCI in PCs, servers

IBM Takes Note of Mobile Users Needs With Laptop

Jason Brooks | March 12, 2001

But unique Thinkpad Transnote PC/notepad combination might be too bulky to carry around

Out of the Garage, Into the Office

eWeek Editors | March 12, 2001

With no more dot boom, HP's Garage Program finds a new home.

Bruce Sterling

eWeek Editors | March 12, 2001

Cyberpunk Author, Gonzo Visionary

Its the Chips, Stupid!

eWeek Editors | March 12, 2001

It's a little like the United States building a working space-based missile defense and then being successfully invaded by Mexico

Smaller Partners in IBMs Big Picture

eWeek Editors | March 05, 2001

Netgen initiatives include reselling managed services and launching GoingGlobal program

IBM Brings Back Sales Territories

John Moore | March 05, 2001

Realignment builds closer links between Big Blue and its partners.

HP To Run Some Qwest Hosting Centers

Paula Musich | March 05, 2001

The reinvention of Hewlett-Packard Co. took another interesting twist late last month when the company announced a multi-faceted deal with Qwest Internet Solutions that involves multiple HP lines of business

Intel Outside

eWeek Editors | March 05, 2001

Chipmaker moves on several networking fronts

Cray Announces Shasta Exascale Supercomputer

DAILY VIDEO: Cray unveils Shasta, its first exascale supercomputer, and LogRhythm advances its NextGen SIEM security platform with SOAR features.

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