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Windows Server 2008 pricing announced

November 14, 2007 — 7:59am ET
IT admins: this is the moment you've all been waiting for. After years of waiting, Microsoft has gone ahead and announced the availability, pricing and version info for Read more...

Will the market ever see a successor to x86?

April 2, 2007 — 8:01pm ET

From time to time, it's nice to daydream about what the future of hardware might have in store for us. The future of CPUs, however, might be a bit further off than we expect. Take, for example,

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ALSO NOTED: HP scandal update; The 500 companies that manage information best; and much more...

November 1, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

> HP Update: Hurd is questioned by Congress. Article

> IBM's Virtual Manager Dashboard will allow admins to manage multiple virtualization platforms using a single web-based interface. Article

> The 500 companies that manage information best. …

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Sparc-on-Intel translator due next week

August 17, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Transitive, a start-up known for its Apple Rosetta software, will soon release software that lets programs written for Sun Microsystems Sparc chips also run on Intel Xeon and Itanium chips. When using Linux, Transitive's software also lets customers run their own scripts, not just commercial-quality applications. There's no word yet on pricing but the Xeon version will launch this quarter and the Itanium version should be ready later this year, officials said. Transitive also has Silicon …

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ALSO NOTED: Itanium back for anticlimactic round two; Watchfire boosts online-services security; and much more...

July 17, 2006 — 8:00pm ET

> Itanium back for anticlimactic round two. Article

> Watchfire boosts online-services security. Article

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Intel chief vows a serious revamp

April 27, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Intel CEO Paul Otellini said his company must make some dramatic changes to save $1 billion and better compete against rival Advanced Micro Devices. Rather than a generic large-scale layoff, "You will see us restructure, resize and repurpose Intel for the future,'' he said. There's speculation that Intel might exit some prominent businesses entirely, such as high-end processors like Itanium and memory chips. Either move would be ugly but effective.

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C&L: AMD snags Naffziger from Intel

April 4, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

SAP hired Zia Yusuf as executive VP of its platform development. He replaces George Paolini who left for unspecific reasons.

Carol Wilson joined Tata Consultancy Services as an executive for the Europe, Middle East, and Asia division. She previously was CIO of SAP.

Advanced Micro Devices hired …

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Intel, AMD, court organize antitrust case

March 29, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Microsoft v. DOJ v. EU, NTP v. BlackBerry and plenty of other high-profile IT lawsuits hog our attention. Now it's AMD v. Intel that is just getting underway, with the former accusing the latter of antitrust violations. This probably won't be as exciting as the current Apple v. Apple or eBay v. MercExchange, but it might be the first big …

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HP, EMC, others hint at next moves

March 1, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd and EMC CEO Joe Tucci both spoke of the future at last week's Goldman Sachs Technology Investment Symposium. Hurd, a rookie to the event, said HP will continue buying up-and-coming companies and that spinoffs of current businesses are still unlikely. Tucci, the veteran, said data center management will be dramatically better two years from now.

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IBM chip architect guns for gigahertz

February 13, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Just when everyone thought chip speeds were an obsolete metric, IBM last week started talking about 4-5 gigahertz Power chips. So is it that "the highway's jammed with broken heroes on a last-chance 'power' drive"--that IBM is a bit desperate because of the features-over-speed focus at AMD and Intel and having lost Apple's business? IBM denies that. "I don't believe there's a big role in this world for too-specialized hardware," a Power6 designer said. Power can replace the …

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