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The xSeries 336 and Sun Fire V40z are top-of-the-line servers that offer efficient performance and scalability, making them ideal for IT managers seeking to migrate to 64-bit processing. According to testing, organizations should first assess their industry and organizational requirements before implementing either technology. The xSeries 336 is suitable for
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Novell has announced the introduction of SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9, a significant advancement in enterprise Linux that promises to handle corporate workgroup and data center requirements with ease. This enterprise-class server is built on the new Linux 2.6 kernel and is supported by leading hardware and software vendors.
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Novell has released SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9, a significant upgrade to its Linux offering that boasts impressive performance, scalability, and manageability enhancements. The new server is backed by Novell's extensive partner community, global support infrastructure, and indemnification program, providing customers with a trusted, reliable Linux foundation. With
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Microsoft Corp. has pushed back the release of a new 64-bit version of its Windows server software until next year. The delay was first reported by CNET.com, a technology-focused website. The upgrade, initially due out this year, will allow companies using Windows to take advantage of new 64-bit chips
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Active Voice, a global provider of unified messaging solutions, has announced the release of its latest Repartee LX version 8.1, a unified messaging solution that offers customers a web-based system administration console, fax capabilities, and customizable ordering options. Built on standards-based telecom building blocks from Intel and a Dell
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Toshiba's Digital Products Division has introduced the Qosmio brand of AV notebook PCs, offering a unique "four-in-one" experience with TV, audio, DVD recorder, and PC functionality. This innovation marks a significant milestone in Toshiba's global strategy to lead the digital convergence space and meet
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The newly formed partnership among key players in the tech and movie industries, including Disney, IBM, Intel, Panasonic, Sony, Toshiba, and Warner Bros, is set to revolutionize the way high-definition (HD) media is protected and distributed. The Advanced Access Content System (AACS) aims to provide a powerful and flexible copyright
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The personal computer industry is showing signs of a recovery, with key players such as IBM, Intel, and Apple releasing strong quarterly results, and Dell expected to follow suit. This unexpected positive news comes after a spate of disappointing second-quarter earnings and worries about rising inventories in the sector. Analysts
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U.S. stock markets closed at their session lows on Wednesday, as investors grew increasingly concerned over rising oil prices and a Commerce Department report indicating a sharp decline in retail sales. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq composite index both suffered losses, with Intel's revised gross-margin
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Interactive Intelligence Inc. has formed a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Vonexus Inc., to focus on the growing IP PBX market for small and medium-sized businesses. The new subsidiary will be responsible for the distribution of the company's Enterprise Interaction Center (EIC) product, a standards-based all-software IP PBX. Vonexus will
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NVIDIA Corporation and Intel Corporation have joined forces to create the ultimate professional computing platform, featuring PCI Express-based products that deliver enhanced graphics performance and addressable memory. The collaboration aims to provide a powerful and scalable solution for users of professional applications, such as MCAD, DCC, and scientific computing. The
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Intel Corp. introduced a new 64-bit processor chip, the Xeon, designed for powerful computer workstations used by professionals such as engineers, video editors, and researchers. The new chips deliver a 30% performance improvement over the previous generation, with speeds reaching up to 3.6 gigahertz and prices ranging from $209
