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When I'm hungry for rumors, I reach for the Computer Associates grapevine.
While it may be the toughest part of the implementation, the action's not just at the Windows 2000 Server.
Avnet, IBM hold solutions providers' hands, as they dive into e-business integration.
What bugs me about Microsoft, Dell and Unisys teaming up to invent a more perfect voting process is that top executives at the first two companies either aligned themselves with a presidential candidate or hinted strongly as to their preference.
The most popular pet-related Web site during the week of Dec. 14 was not Petco or PetsMart, according to the traffic trackers at 100hot.com.
As we enter 2001, an obvious gap between past fantasy and present reality is our lack of computers that care about telling the truth.
IBM has begun shipping the eServer z900, which it calls the "reinvented mainframe" and the successor to its popular S/390 line.
In director Stanley Kubrick's prescient "2001: A Space Odyssey," Kubrick and collaborator Arthur C. Clarke envisioned a spacecraft the length of a football field with a master computer that knew the condition of every system on board.
Seeking to feed a perceived need for speed, Intel Corp. and IBM last week touted microprocessor advances that will result in chips that are capable of setting new speed records.
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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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