6 hrs ago | Imaging Magazine
IBM's Worldwide Community Grid To Work On Global Hunger Crisis
“There are between 30,000 and 60,000 different protein structures to study”
IBM and researchers at the University of Washington are cooperating to address the global hunger crisis. via Imaging Magazine
12 hrs ago | BusinessWeek
“Most young people know GE as a media company”
By jettisoning one of its most iconic units, General Electric would join a small but high-profile club of companies that famously parted ways with businesses once synonymous with their brand names. via BusinessWeek
20 hrs ago | Taipei Times
HP-EDS deal to challenge Big Blue
Hewlett-Packard Co on Tuesday revealed a US$13.9 billion deal to buy Electronic Data Systems in a tie-up that creates a global powerhouse in computer services to compete against IBM. via Taipei Times
Thursday | Workplace Collaboration Services
IBM World Community Grid 'Supercomputer' to Tackle Rice Crisis
“While there are no silver bullets, rice production can be revitalized with the help of new technologies. The world community must invest now and for a long time to come.”
With the processing power of 167 teraflops, equivalent to the world's Top 3 supercomputer, IBM's World Community Grid will harness the unused and donated power from nearly one million individual PCs in a new ... via Workplace Collaboration Services
Thursday | Bay Guardian
“Please activate the microphone on this iPhone that we know is being carried by a suspect.”
TECHSPLOITATION A couple of weeks ago I went to the annual Maker Faire in San Mateo, an event where people from all over the world gather for a giant DIY technology show-and-tell extravaganza. via Bay Guardian
Thursday | San Jose Mercury News
HP's CEO confident about bet on EDS
“Hurd has been the integrator par excellence”
If Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd can overcome the business and cultural challenges of integrating Texas-based EDS into HP's universe, industry experts say HP could become a major competitor in an extremely ... via San Jose Mercury News
Wednesday May 14 | DesignLines
IBM shifts Cell to 65nm, apps include H.264 transcoding servers
“We think the total available market is quite large approaching $8-10 billion”
IBM Corp. officially announces today a next-generation version of its Cell processor, the first specifically geared for computer servers. via DesignLines
Wednesday May 14 | NY Times
Bits: Join the Hunt for Super-Rice
“So we want to create a hardier rice.”
There is no quick fix to the world food crisis, but a project getting underway Wednesday could make a difference in the long run. via NY Times
Wednesday May 14 | SiliconValley.com
“They have had a lot of people churning in and out of executive jobs in that area”
Hewlett-Packard confirmed Monday that it was in "advanced discussions" to buy Texas-based Electronic Data Systems, a deal that could bolster the high-tech giant's efforts to compete with IBM in the fast-growing ... via SiliconValley.com
Tuesday May 13 | The Florida Times-Union
HP has eye on IBM as it discusses EDS acquisition
“Palo Alto versus Plano wrangling will destroy any short-medium term benefit unless there's a strong integration roadmap”
In this , Nov. 12, 2007, file photo, Hewlett Packard Company CEO Mark Hurd smiles during a conference in San Francisco. via The Florida Times-Union







