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Walter Hewlett, eldest son of H-P co-founder William Hewlett, today detailed his family's opposition to the company's proposed buyout of Compaq in a government filing.
IBM today announced zero percent financing options for all of its Intel-based servers, a limited-time offer that runs through Dec. 31.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has essentially exited the Athlon PC chipset market, focusing its design work on multiprocessor implementations and the upcoming 64-bit Hammer family.
IBM readies a four-chip Intel-based server with power-enhancing technologies drawn from its high-end mainframes that enables users to integrate up to four of the servers together into a 16-way system.
In the midst of a prolonged downturn in the technology sector and in the overall economy, both Intel Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Corp. demonstrated concept PCs at Comdex showcasing emerging technologies like USB 2.0, IEEE 1394, and Bluetooth.
Compaq Computer has delayed shipments of its planned Itanium-based servers because the chip did not pass certain undisclosed tests, officials confirmed Tuesday.
Michael Dell also shares his views on the industry price war, the HP-Compaq merger and Sun's strategy.
One month after ousting its chief executive, Transmeta set up shop at a Las Vegas hotel during Comdex to pitch its newest processor and offered assurances about the company's future.
HP filed an internally circulated memo written by Webb McKinney with the SEC about its pending merger with Compaq that outlines a bigger transition team.
Hewlett-Packard's and Compaq's boards are largely made up of present or past chief executives. As a result, their backing of the HP-Compaq merger comes from a perspective that values share price, strategic positioning and share price.
Support for HP's proposed buyout of Compaq, as well as for HP CEO Carly Fiorina, appears to be wavering after heirs of the company's founders went public with their opposition to the deal.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has pushed back the release of its first 64-bit processor designed for multiprocessor workstations and servers, codenamed Sledgehammer, from the second half of 2002 to early 2003.
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