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At the Supercomputing Conference 2004, the 24th Top 500 list confirmed that NASA's Columbia supercomputer has added another performance milestone for the acclaimed SGI Altix platform. With a sustained performance of 51.87 trillion calculations per second (teraflops) and peak performance of 60.96 teraflops across 10,240
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Intel Corporation and Microsoft Corp. have launched an integrated campaign to promote the benefits of an emerging digital lifestyle, where various devices are interconnected and consumers experience digital entertainment in new and exciting ways. The campaign, titled "Digital Joy," includes television, print, cinema, and online advertising, as well
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TVG Technologies Ltd. has received a letter of intent from a private customer for a long-term contract to supply its SmartNet product with added features over a five-year period. The contract is estimated to be worth $50 million. SmartNet's technology is based on Intel's XScale CPU
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In a groundbreaking achievement, the 10,240-processor Columbia supercomputer was fully deployed at the NASA Advanced Supercomputing (NAS) facility in 15 weeks, thanks to a collaborative effort between NASA, SGI, and Intel. This feat enables NASA scientists to tackle complex scientific challenges, including hurricane predictions, global warming studies, and galaxy
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Sybase, Inc. announces the general availability of Sybase mFolio, a non-transcoding content services solution for wireless telecommunications operators to quickly and affordably optimize subscribers' mobile browsing experience on small screen devices. This innovative solution makes wide spectrum of Web content accessible to small screen mobile devices through an easily
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Microsoft's decision aims to eliminate concerns from business customers about higher software prices on next-generation computers. The company will price its most popular business software based on the number of processors in a system, potentially saving buyers thousands of dollars on new computer systems. The move comes as
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Veteran executives from industry leaders such as Agilent Technologies, BigFix, and Red Hat have joined new companies, bringing with them valuable experience and expertise. Francis Yu, a former IBM and Intel executive, has been named vice-president of Asia-Pacific sales at Agilent's semiconductor products group. Lawrence Woo, a seasoned
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India has taken an early lead in attracting Research and Development (R&D) investments from global giants, surpassing established hubs such as Japan, Israel, and Western Europe. According to a survey by Tokyo's National Science Foundation, India is home to over 150 multinational companies, including IBM, Texas
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Intel and Yahoo! are the two powerhouse tech companies reporting earnings after the bell today, with investors eagerly anticipating the results. Intel has been struggling this year after a remarkable run last year, while Yahoo! has continued to soar. Key Takeaways: * Intel's sales outlook for the third quarter
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Intel has joined Nokia's Series 60 Product Creation Community to bring smartphones based on the Nokia Series 60 Platform to market using Intel technology. As part of this collaboration, Intel and Symbian will also invest in the joint development of a reference platform for 3G devices based on
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Intel Corporation, Nokia Corporation, and Symbian Ltd. have formed a collaboration to bring smartphones based on the Nokia Series 60 Platform to market, leveraging Intel technology. As part of this partnership, Intel has joined the Nokia Series 60 Product Creation Community, and Intel and Symbian will invest in the joint
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On October 1, 2004, InvestSource Inc. reported on the stock market performance of several prominent companies, including Nighthawk Systems Incorporated (NIHK), Avocent Corporation (AVCT), ATI Technologies Incorporated (ATYT), Intel Corporation (INTC), and Yahoo! Incorporated (YHOO). The article highlighted significant events, share price fluctuations, and major announcements from these companies. Key
