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Despite continued strong sales of its PC chips, Advanced Micro Devices reported that it lost $186.9 million in the third quarter, blaming an ongoing price war with Intel.
Low-power chip designer Transmeta Corp. fired chief executive Mark Allen on Tuesday after only seven months on the job, citing the company's recent poor performance.
Compaq Computer Corp. today is rolling out what executives say is the most powerful mid-range server.
PC giant quietly subcontracts work to IBM as part
of $1B U.S. Postal Service contract.
In recent years, as IBM has turned its marketing attention away from the retail PC in favor of its mainframe servers and services, the company's PC market share has dwindled.
With the recent surge in charitable donations around the country, I wonder if this penchant for giving will spill over into PC philanthropy, i.e., sharing unused computing power and hard disk space for the benefit of medical and other research.
IBM stakes its future dominance on a strategy built on Linux, services and the Internet.
Big Blue this week will launch an initiative to promote "autonomic computing," an approach to building self-managing systems that require little or no human interaction.
Just as Xerox Corp. prepares a major expansion of its e-services business, the Stamford, Conn., copier and printer giant has reassigned the executive put in charge of the effort.
Rolling out seven new models across its NetVista and ThinkPad lines, IBM this week tried to squelch rumors that it will vacate the PC business.
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Micron Rolls Out World’s First 1TB MicroSD Card
DAILY VIDEO: Micron unveils the world's first 1TB microSD card at MWC, and Lenovo puts the spotlight on its edge computing and IoT efforts.
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.
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