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Globix Corporation has announced its partnership with Intel, RealNetworks, and Compaq to provide high-speed Internet access and co-location services to the Digital Club Festival, the largest online music event in the world. The festival, taking place July 20-23, features over 300 bands performing at 20 Manhattan nightspots, and Globix will
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As the demand for high-speed internet access continues to grow, major technology companies are forming strategic partnerships and acquiring key players to stay ahead in the market. One such development is General Instrument's (GIC) $5 million investment in @Home Solutions, which offers high-speed internet-access systems for small and
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Compaq Computer Corporation has made available new Deskpro models, equipped with Intel's latest 466 MHz Celeron processor and the 810 chipset. These commercial PCs, designed to provide optimized price/performance, have been engineered to offer improved performance at an exceptional value. Businesses can now economically replace older PCs
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As part of its strategy to make high-speed internet access more affordable and widely available, Intel Corporation has announced plans to deliver broadband connectivity devices aimed at providing residential and small business users with faster access to the internet. This move marks Intel's entrance into the emerging broadband
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Technology stocks surged following an upbeat forecast from semiconductor giant Intel, driving the Nasdaq composite to an all-time high, while blue chip stocks experienced a muted response to favorable second-quarter earnings. Despite generally positive economic indicators, analysts remain divided on the possibility of another interest rate hike by the Federal
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IBM aims to boost its flat revenue in the server line with the acquisition of Sequent Computer Systems, a move that will allow the tech giant to integrate Sequent's NUMA-Q technology into its product portfolio. This technology enables complex computing networks with both Unix and Windows operating systems
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International Business Machines (IBM) has made a significant move in the computer server market by acquiring Sequent Computer Systems, a manufacturer of supercomputers, for approximately $810m in cash. The acquisition, which strengthens IBM's position in the market for computer servers, fills a gap in its product line between
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Major corporations from diverse industries, including financial services, automotive, and media, are adopting Intel Corporation and Microsoft Windows NT operating system-based solutions for their workstation environments. This shift is driven by the need for increased performance, reliability, and scalability, as well as reduced costs. Companies such as BankBoston, Ellerbe Becket,
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Top executives from Microsoft and Intel, Bill Gates and Craig Barrett, respectively, outlined their companies' commitment to leadership and innovation in the global workstation customer segment at the Workstation Leadership Forum (WLF) '99. The two-day event, attended by over 700 users and developers, highlighted the importance of price/
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Cisco Systems' senior vice president, Charles Giancarlo, has been appointed to the board of directors at InfoGear Technology Corporation, a leader in network-centric technology and services for Internet appliances. This move is part of a series of strategic investments made by InfoGear, including a $12 million funding round led
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Compaq Computer Corporation has launched its new Prosignia Notebook 165 Series and Notebook 150, which can be configured with the latest processors from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). The Prosignia Notebook 165 features Intel Mobile Pentium II processors up to 400 MHz, delivering high performance and storage capacity. The
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HP, a leader in the mobile computing industry, has announced the introduction of its new OmniBook 4150 and 900 notebook PCs, featuring the latest Intel Pentium II 400MHz processor. These new configurations of HP OmniBook notebook PCs are designed to meet the computing needs of mobile corporate customers, providing them
