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Intel Corporation has announced the formation of its second Intel(R) Wireless Competence Center, based in Tsukuba, Japan. The Center's mission is to promote the development of wireless Internet access technology through cooperation with leading companies in the Japanese cellular phone industry. With the establishment of the Center
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Check Point Software Technologies, a leading provider of internet security solutions, has announced its partnership with Intel Corporation to scale its Secure Virtual Network (SVN) architecture to support the 64-bit Itanium processor. This collaboration aims to provide comprehensive internet security for high-end markets and emerging e-business environments. Jerry Ungerman, executive
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Motorola Computer Group, a leading supplier of embedded computing platforms for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), has announced extensive embedded computing platform support for Intel's new 500 MHz Pentium III processor-LPM. This move is expected to provide OEM customers with increased performance and a longer product life cycle for
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Unisys Corporation's Unisys e-@ction Enterprise Server ES7000 has become the first system to break the eight-processor scalability barrier for Microsoft Windows software. The ES7000, powered by an advance copy of Microsoft Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, demonstrated near-linear scalability in a 16-processor environment while running Amadeus/ITA Software&
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In a major milestone for Intel's Internet Exchange (IX) architecture, the company announced more than two dozen design wins for the framework, which enables the creation of powerful and flexible networking and communications equipment, just six months after its introduction. Keynote speaker Mark Christensen, Intel vice president and
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CSI, Inc. has announced $22.4 million in new capital to advance its ChoiceSeat technology, a facility-based entertainment network that converges television with the Internet to enhance the value of live events for the sports community. The new investment comes from the addition of Microsoft Corp. and Axalon Ventures as
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Solidum Systems Corporation, a fabless semiconductor company and pioneer in wirespeed packet processing technology, has announced a significant evolution in its growth strategy. The company has refined its product strategy, market thrust, and corporate vision to focus on its core competency as the premier supplier of programmable, high-speed classification pre-processing
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Intel Corporation's acquisition of Ambient Technologies, a privately held company, marks a significant step in its efforts to expand its presence in the broadband Internet access market. The deal, valued at approximately $150 million, complements Intel's existing product portfolio by adding Ambient's highly integrated
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Large U.S. corporations are expressing growing satisfaction with their notebook and desktop systems, with IBM reclaiming its second position in notebook satisfaction and moving up to third position in corporate desktop satisfaction. Compaq, meanwhile, has shown significant improvement in Intel server satisfaction, moving up to second position. However, its
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Network Engines, Inc. has introduced the WebEngine Roadster, a low-cost, Intel-based server appliance designed specifically for emerging and mid-sized e-businesses. The Roadster offers a choice of either Microsoft Windows NT or Linux operating systems and is a cluster-enabled, single-purpose server appliance that provides a flexible, standards-based server solution. The Roadster
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Intel Corporation and Lucent Technologies have partnered to incorporate Lucent's Enhanced Perceptual Audio Coder (ePAC) into the Intel Software Integrity System, a solution designed to protect digital music from unauthorized use and ensure that high-quality audio is maintained during compression. This collaboration aims to provide recording artists and
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CompUSA, America's Largest Computer Superstore, is set to offer powerful notebooks with Intel's new mobile Pentium III processor featuring Intel's SpeedStep technology, starting in February. This new processor provides a level of performance that Excutive Vice President of Merchandising, Larry Mondry, says will "
