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Customer data should drive IT decisions
Michelle McKenna, the CIO at Universal Orlando Resorts, has some advice for her members of her profession--think like your customers and use your data to focus on your company's markets. "In today's Read more...
IBM turning to water for cooling its processors
IBM
this week demonstrated using water to cool three-dimensional stacks of
processors. While still years away from
production, this technology could well be implemented for its multicore servers
as Read more...
HP working to fix Windows XP SP3 problems
HP has confirmed that the existence of an endless-reboot problem with certain systems that are based on processors from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) after the installation of Windows XP service
Read more...Faster CPUs on the way
Researchers at Princeton University have discovered a means to eliminate nano flaws or minuscule defects in computer chips, a breakthrough that could improve chip performance and allow manufacturers Read more...
Big Blue is still Mr. Big of supercomputers
It has only been eight years since the supercomputer crossed the 4 teraflops (4 trillion calculations per second) mark. But the leader then remains the leader now and Big Blue is not looking back. Read more...
The era of the supercomputer is dawning
Just as the mainframe barreled into the enterprise in the 1970s, the supercomputer is poised to make a dramatic impact on the enterprise of the 21st century. A supercomputer today is Read more...
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> Increasing the tech industry's competitiveness. Article > IBM to use embedded Read more...
SPOTLIGHT: AMD follows Intel platform lead
There's never a dull moment in the chip industry these days. A few weeks back, Intel announced some big layoffs and will be spending the rest of the year undertaking a massive internal Read more...




