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Until the recent energy crisis in California, no one really paid much attention to how much power was being used to keep racks full of Wintel servers running in server farms and data centers.
But high inventory and weak consumer demand dog faltering PC maker
I've often told people that if I ever had an "American Beauty" moment-that is, a midlife crisis like the kind Kevin Spacey had in his Oscar-winning movie, in which he ditches his dead-end job for one flipping burgers-I think I know w
Corel Corp.'s announcement last week that it will sell off its Linux desktop distribution unit will have little impact on the open-source community.
Need to manage desktops from afar? Sit back, relax and let Everdream do the dirty work.
Falling sales, a revolving door and poor execution take their toll.
Some people suggested Bear Stearns PC analyst Andrew Neff went off the deep end with his recent "manifesto" that urges major computer makers to give up the fight and consolidate.
Dell to pursue market share, price cuts; Compaq takes profits-over-sales route, shunning price war.
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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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