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At long last, Intel has released its long-awaited itanium 64-bit processor to the masses.
HP looks to hook companies that provide end-to-end solutions for enterprise customers.
IBM learned the hard way that open standards is the only strategy.
IBM last week touted a new disk capacity technology as magical, but at least one company owner and IBM competitors said it's overhyped and offers more capacity than needed.
As NASDAQ's chief technology architect, Jim Richmann oversees a vast expanse of servers located at data centers in Trumbull, Conn.; New York; and Rockville, Md.
Dell's workstation scores well on performance benchmark tests; pulls Intel out of marketing corner.
Dell Computer Corp.'s latest two-way general-purpose server, the PowerEdge 2550, packs a pair of Intel Corp.'s fastest Pentium III CPUs and robust performance in a rack-optimized form factor, making it a fine choice to handle front-end Web and application
Ghost 7.0 nearly succeeds at being all things to all people and is still a good choice for setting up PCs in a central depot.
Intel Corp. is poised to flood the market with new chips in upcoming weeks, including its first 64-bit processor, the long-delayed Itanium.
Spencer wondered if eWeek would foot the bill if he flew to Prague to check out Czech President Vaclav Havel's rage firsthand.
Commodity hardware alone can't give Compaq a lift.
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Micron Rolls Out World’s First 1TB MicroSD Card
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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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