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GE Information Services, a global leader in electronic commerce, has successfully enabled Arrow Electronics to send and receive purchase orders with Intel Corporation securely over the internet using the XML specification defined by RosettaNet. This achievement marks a significant milestone in the deployment of GE's Application Integrator as
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Intel today announced a new network processor and a comprehensive family of silicon-based products to help enable the networking and communications industry. The new family of network processors is designed to power high-performance networking and communications equipment, enabling systems designers to add network functionality to a wide range of telecommunications
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Microsoft has announced that its products have achieved significant performance boosts on systems powered by the new 650 MHz Athlon processor from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). The company stated that a wide range of its products, including Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0 operating systems, as well as the
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IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and SGI have joined forces with VA Linux Systems and Cygnus Solutions to develop a version of the Linux operating system that will run on Intel's next-generation chip design, the IA-64 architecture. This major commercial effort aims to advance an emerging rival to Microsoft software, with
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Intel began shipping their new Pentium III 600MHz and Celeron 500MHz CPUs, prompting half a dozen companies to announce new workstations and desktop systems based on the new chips. The key players making announcements include HP, Compaq, Dell, Intergraph, Micron, and SGI. According to Intel, the 600 MHz Pentium III
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The second quarter 1999 Corporate IT Buying Behavior and Customer Satisfaction Study, conducted by Technology Business Research, has tracked corporate end-user satisfaction with desktop, Intel-based server, and laptop/notebook systems vendors for 10 consecutive quarters. The study is based on 362 interviews with IT managers at large U.S. corporations,
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The NEC Computer Systems Division has announced that its PowerMate series of desktop PCs now integrates Intel's newly-announced Pentium III 600MHz processor, the fastest Pentium III processor available. The PowerMate ES 5200 PC, featuring a 600MHz Pentium III processor, 4.3GB hard drive, 32MB RAM, 4MB Video, 10/
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Data General Corporation has announced that its AViiON AV 2300 and AV 2700R departmental servers are now available with Intel's powerful 600MHz Pentium III processors. The new servers provide increased performance and expandable configurations to meet business-critical needs. The AV 2300 and AV 2700R servers are designed to
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SDRC, a global supplier of enterprise product development solutions, has launched its Ford-specific I-DEAS for C3P mechanical design software on the Intel Architecture and Windows NT workstation platform. The expanded offering will enable all Ford suppliers authorized to purchase C3P to support their requirements in both UNIX and Windows NT
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In a bid to address the growing need for reliable and efficient PC management, ON Technology Corporation has unveiled ON Command CCM, an advanced PC management solution. The new system enables unattended deployment of systems, significantly reducing costs and improving management capabilities. Key success stories include partnerships with major organizations
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SpaceWorks, Inc., a leading provider of business-to-business sell-side Web commerce software, has announced a collaboration with Intel Corporation to develop new software applications for automating sales-to-order transactions on the Web. The joint project aims to empower businesses to implement e-commerce capabilities with their direct and indirect channels, further enabling the
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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
