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Dialogic, an Intel Company and the global leader in open computer telephony (CT), has announced its plans to support the Linux operating system, initially with Red Hat(R) Linux. This move enables Dialogic to offer customers a reliable and high-performance operating system at an entry-level price. The addition of Linux
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STMicroelectronics and Telia Research AB have jointly developed a breakthrough xDSL technology called Zipper-VDSL, offering a 1,000-fold increase in capacity over existing analog modems for multimedia Internet access, video-on-demand, and future communications services. This innovation enables users to access high-speed internet and video content over conventional telephone lines, revolutionizing
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Performance Technologies, Inc. has received a significant $2 million, multi-year order from ADC Telecommunications, Inc. to provide its T1/E1 and Synchronous WAN products for ADC's NewNet family of AccessMANAGER and Connect7 products. This order is a result of ADC's status as a preferred supplier of
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In a significant move, Dow Jones & Co. has decided to add Microsoft, Intel, SBC Communications, and Home Depot to the Dow industrials, while dropping four old-line components. This change reflects the growing influence of technology on corporate America and the global economy. Analysts see this as a step in
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Inktomi Corp. has announced a combined solution that enables computer and network equipment providers to build smart caching appliances for the service provider and enterprise markets. The solution includes Inktomi Traffic Server Engine, an OEM version of its industry-leading network cache platform, and the Sun Solaris Operating Environment for Intel-Architecture
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As digital standards and internet technologies have become widespread, the concept of convergence - the coming together of telecommunications and computing - has finally arrived. This convergence is driven by the adoption of packet-switched technologies, such as TCP/IP, which has led to a significant increase in data traffic and
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Hewlett-Packard made substantial gains in the third quarter 1999 Corporate IT Buying Behavior & Customer Satisfaction Study, while Compaq saw its momentum wane, particularly in notebook satisfaction. The study, conducted by Technology Business Research, shows that Dell extended its lead in all three form factors, with Hewlett-Packard improving its Intel
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Established companies are increasingly investing in technology start-ups to capitalize on emerging trends such as the internet and e-commerce. Intel, the world's largest chip manufacturer, and Reuters, a global news organization, are among the pioneers of corporate venturing. Intel's Corporate Business Development Programme has invested in
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Cisco Systems, Intel Corporation, ITXC, and Lucent Technologies recently collaborated in a joint demonstration of voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) interoperability during an Atlanta conference. The event showcased the ability of a new class of peripherals, including PCs, personal digital assistants, mobile phones, and personal gateways, to make high-quality and
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Newbridge Networks and Stanford Telecommunications announced that Intel, the world's largest chip manufacturer, has acquired Stanford Telecom's Telecom Component Products (TCP) division, a Sunnyvale, CA-based company that provides silicon components for head-end equipment used by cable companies and broadband wireless service providers, as well as customer
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Intel Corporation has announced that it will acquire the Telecom Component Products (TCP) division of Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. in an all-cash transaction, supporting its goal to become the premier supplier of communications silicon for the Internet economy. The acquisition aims to bolster Intel's capabilities in broadband technology for
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Intel Corporation and four other IT leaders have joined forces to provide end-to-end network security solutions, addressing the growing need for secure data transmission in an increasingly open business infrastructure. The collaboration aims to create a trusted environment for information exchange, thereby becoming key to a company's success.
