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Intel Corporation and Level One Communications have agreed to a definitive stock-for-stock merger valued at approximately $2.2 billion. This acquisition aims to enhance Intel's networking capabilities by offering increased bandwidth and functionality through silicon integration, making it a leading component supplier in the rapidly growing Internet and
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iLumin Corporation, a leader in electronic transactions, has incorporated the Intel Pentium III processor serial number as an optional security feature in its suite of software products and services. This addition aims to enhance the security and legitimacy of transactions conducted over the Internet. iLumin's software facilitates the
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Sys Technology, Inc., a leading system integrator, has announced the immediate availability of Pentium III processor-based personal computers. This move comes as part of the company's participation in the Intel Authorized Solution Provider program (ASP), which allows Sys Technology to have early access to Intel's latest
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Silicon Graphics, in collaboration with Intel, has unveiled a significant enhancement to its visual workstations. By leveraging the new SIMD (Streaming Single Instruction, Multiple Data) instructions in Intel's Pentium III and Pentium III Xeon processors, Silicon Graphics has optimized its visual workstations to deliver exceptional performance in demanding
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Intel, a leading processor manufacturer, has announced the launch of its new Pentium III processor, promising to revolutionize internet access, enrich browsing experiences, and provide faster gaming capabilities. The Pentium III processor allows for faster 3-D processing, better quality audio and video streaming, improved digital imaging, and realistic speech-recognition capabilities.
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NEC Computer Systems Division has made a significant move in the computing industry by announcing the integration of Intel's Pentium III processor technology into its Express5800 workgroup level server product line and PowerMate 8100 line of high-performance desktop computers. This integration is expected to provide increased performance and
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Microsoft has announced that its broad range of products, including Windows, Office 2000, and Microsoft games, are optimized for the performance abilities of Intel's Pentium III processor. The Pentium III processor platform provides faster computing with Windows, enabling users to enjoy both performance gains and new capabilities in
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The Nasdaq composite index gained a record-high 96.05 points, or 4.2 percent, to close at 2,405.54, marking the best day in its history. The rally was fueled by advances in technology and financial stocks, with investors snapping up shares in companies such as IBM, Microsoft, and
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General Electric has been named the most admired company in America for the second consecutive year, according to Fortune's annual survey of the country's business leaders. This achievement is a testament to the company's commitment to innovation and excellence, as it continues to outperform
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As reported in PC Week Online magazine on Friday, AMD may have secured its next big-name customer in Gateway Inc., the South Dakota-based personal computer maker. The partnership, which is expected to be announced in March, would see Gateway adopt AMD's K6 chips, made in Austin, for its
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In the third week of January, over 25,000 online investors visited the Investors Forecast web site, making stock forecasts for Friday, January 29th. The forecasts demonstrated remarkable accuracy, with 8 out of 20 high-profile stocks yielding predictions within 97% or more of the actual closing prices. Notably, Intel stock,
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Japanese electronics manufacturers NEC, Toshiba, and seven others released a new line of notebooks featuring Intel's newly unveiled Pentium II processors. The companies aim to capture both corporate and personal markets, hoping to stimulate the stagnant personal computer market. The Pentium II processors, available in 333MHz and 366
