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Glenda M. Dorchak has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Intrinsyc Software International, Inc., a mobility software and services company, succeeding CEO and founder Derek Spratt. Dorchak brings 30 years of experience in the technology industry, including a career with IBM Canada and Intel Corporation, where she held various positions
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Eicon Networks Corporation, a global leader in media processing, has announced the availability of Diva Server SoftIP v2.0-SIP, a software product that enables unified messaging, voicemail, fax, and IVR servers to connect to IP PBXs. This release is compatible with SIP (RFC 3261) and T.38 for real-time fax
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A sixth day of fierce fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has resulted in the destruction of a long-range missile before launch, leveled two army bases, and demolished Beirut buildings linked to the terrorist group Hezbollah. The conflict has also caused widespread destruction and loss of life, with approximately
Software industry
San Francisco, CA - Unisys Corporation has announced the latest advancement in its server architecture with the introduction of new ES7000/one servers powered by dual-core Intel Itanium 2 processors. This move marks a significant milestone in the development of Unisys' next-generation server architecture, positioning the company as a
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The technology sector is bracing for the release of second-quarter earnings from some of its biggest players, including Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Intel, Ebay, Apple Computer, and IBM. A recent sell-off has the Nasdaq Composite experiencing its worst five-day performance in over a year, and some strategists are re-examining their bullish
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U.S. stocks extended their gains Tuesday, led by a rally in technology shares after KLA-Tencor reported an increase in bookings, which overshadowed concerns about earnings shortfalls at Alcoa and Lucent Technologies. This positive news had a ripple effect on other companies, with Intel and other chip makers climbing in
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In a move to revamp its business strategy and compete with industry leaders, Sun Microsystems on Tuesday plans to launch three new Intel-compatible servers. This marks the company's first major product launch since Jonathan Schwartz took over as CEO in April and is seen as a bold attempt
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Intel and Motorola's significant investment in Clearwire has ignited a heated debate over the future of wireless broadband. The joint investment of $900 million will enable Clearwire to acquire the necessary radio spectrum licenses to expand its wireless broadband services in the US. This move is crucial for
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The Continua Health Alliance has been established by a group of technology, healthcare, and fitness companies to create an ecosystem of connected personal health and fitness products and services. This initiative aims to enable patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers to proactively address healthcare needs by sharing vital sign information and
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Cincinnati-based Schaeffer's Investment Research issued a daily market commentary on June 27, 2006, analyzing various stocks, including Marvell Technology (MRVL), Intel (INTC), General Motors (GM), Nortel Networks (NT), and Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO). The commentary highlighted significant market activity, technical analysis, and corporate announcements. Key Takeaways: * Marvell Technology
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Dell has started taking orders for its ninth-generation PowerEdge servers, Precision workstations, and PowerEdge Storage Servers equipped with the latest Intel Xeon processor 5100 series. This new series promises to deliver improved performance, lower power consumption, and a more comprehensive architecture. The new servers are designed to support Dell'
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Zacks.com analysts provided insights on the latest market developments and their impact on stocks such as ATI Technologies (Nasdaq:ATYT), NVIDIA (Nasdaq:NVDA), and Intel (Nasdaq:INTC). These analysts highlighted the potential for ATI Technologies to regain market share with the launch of its Radeon X1900, while NVIDIA and
