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NEC Computer Systems Division has unveiled its fourth generation of the award-winning Versa LX and SX series of notebook computers, which feature Intel's 400MHz Mobile Pentium II processors. The new lineup is designed to cater to a wide range of corporate computing requirements, with the Versa LX series
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Intel Corporation and MetaCreations Corporation announced the immediate availability of a specification for scaling and streaming 3-D content on the Web, the MetaStream(TM) 3-D file format designed for the Intel(R) Architecture. This open specification will enable Web application developers to obtain the benefits of the MetaStream format, speeding
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In a sharp contrast to its struggling rivals, Apple Computer reported strong earnings in its second-quarter earnings report, driven by robust demand for its iMac and G3 machines. Compaq Computer, the world's largest personal computer maker, has flagged a decline in earnings, while Intel reported slower-than-expected first-quarter sales.
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Talk Visual Corporation has announced its commitment to the H.323 standard for video-over-IP transmission, partnering with Intel Corporation's "Pro Share 500" equipment. Despite PictureTel Corporation's financial struggles and product delays, Talk Visual plans to utilize Intel's Pro Share product through PictureTel&
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Remedy Corporation, Intel Corporation, and Symantec Corporation have joined forces to provide a standards-based, integrated platform for IT Service Management, addressing a common challenge faced by IT organizations. The traditional options for solving this problem have been to purchase multiple, unintegrated products or compromise quality and purchase proprietary single-vendor solutions.
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Despite the dominance of traditional industries in the Fortune 500 list, technology companies are making notable inroads. The list, topped by car giants General Motors and Ford, also features several computer firms, including Intel and Dell, which have surpassed some well-known consumer brands. The list's position of Microsoft,
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IBM, SCO, and Sequent have successfully completed initial tests of the Project Monterey operating system running on the Merced simulator for the Intel IA-64 architecture. This milestone marks the first development achievement in the Project Monterey initiative, which aims to establish a high-volume, enterprise-class UNIX product line that runs across
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Today at the Windows(R) Hardware Engineering Conference and Exhibition (WinHEC) 99, Microsoft Corp. and Intel Corp. unveiled the Easy PC Initiative, a multiyear vision to improve the overall experience for PC users by making them easier to set up, expand, and use. The initiative was outlined by Microsoft President
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United Rentals Inc., the largest equipment rental company in North America, is making an unsolicited bid for rival Rental Service Corp. This move would merge two major players in the industry, creating a behemoth with annual revenues of approximately $3 billion and a rental fleet of over 400,000 pieces
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Washington-based Remedy Corporation, along with technology giants Intel Corporation and Symantec Corporation, have joined forces to provide a standards-based, integrated platform for IT service management. This innovative collaboration aims to address a long-standing challenge faced by IT organizations: reducing costs while increasing service quality. By integrating their industry-leading products, the
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SCO's leadership in the appliance server market has been cemented with the integration of its technology into Compaq's new Prosignia NeoServer. This innovative solution offers simplicity and reliability for high-volume, small business networks. By providing robust and flexible software, SCO is poised to tap into the
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Lucent Technologies, a leader in the telecommunications industry, has announced a significant deal worth approximately $100 million to supply its industry-leading Titania power products to major technology companies, including Sun Microsystems, Ascend, and Intel. The partnership will enable the development of next-generation servers and microprocessors, leveraging Lucent's innovative
