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Cray Launches Exascale Research Initiative in Europe
As part of a company-wide goal of reaching sustained exascale performance by the end of the next decade, global supercomputer leader Cray Inc.
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Crucial launches 4GB DDR3 modules
MEMORY VENDOR Lexar Media has unveiled its biggest consumer desktop memory modules yet, the Crucial 4GB DDR3-1333MHz non-ECC UDIMM.
School: Employee Used Computer To Hunt Aliens
A school district employee in Gilbert, Ariz., resigned after being accused of downloading software on school computers that seeks out alien life, Phoenix television station KPHO reported .
Intel shows off CPU with 48 cores
Intel researchers have created an experimental many-core processor with 48 cores.
Google Gears Is Dead; Long Live HTML 5.0
Google will let its Gears offline utility essentially languish as it attempts to move the Web forward into HTML 5.0, Google executives said Monday.
Intel 2010 notebook platforms will no longer push WLAN chips
DigiTimes reports Intel will no longer highlight the inclusion of an Intel processor, chipset, and wireless solution under the Centrino brand.
AT&T set to release first projector phone in U.S.
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Dell Unveils the World's Most Powerful Mobile Workstation
Dell continues to push the boundaries of mobile performance by announcing today the world's most powerful mobile workstation - the Dell Precision M6500.
Real-time Linux distro boosts multiprocessor support
"RedHawk Linux 5.4 also improves NUMA performance and provides enhanced Nvidia drivers that support Nvidia's "Cuda" parallel computing technology, says the company.
Mayo reports on slaughterhouse illness research
Doctors at the Mayo Clinic and government public health experts have confirmed the mysterious illnesses in 24 slaughterhouse workers in Minnesota and Indiana from 2006 to 2008 was caused by an autoimmune response to a mist of pig brain tissue.
ASRock reveals three Clarkdale-ready motherboards
ASRock has joined other motherboard makers in flaunting their upcoming Clarkdale-ready products.
Is Apple testing a new iPhone model?
A software analytics program has detected evidence that Apple may be testing a new iPhone model in the San Francisco area.
Applied Miro Circuits changes name
Applied Micro Circuits Corp. said Monday it has changed its name to AppliedMicro.
Rumor Has It: 6-Core i9 Mac Pro Due in 2010, But It Hardly Matters
Back in October, HardMac reported that Apple was busy testing Intel's new "Gulftown" Xeon chip ahead of its inclusion in a refresh of the Mac Pro, which is slated for release early next year.
PC makers to put SDXC slots on 32nm notebooks?
Dell, HP and Lenovo will soon release their new 32nm notebooks running on mobile Core i3, i5 and i7 processors which could be equipped with an SDXC memory card slot.
Intel desktop roadmap leaked: faster i5, i7; new i3 CPUs
Impress PC Watch has leaked the roadmap for Intel 's upcoming desktop processors, and it looks like faster Core i5 and i7 chips are on the way, along with the new i3 line.
Virage Logic Announces the Availability of Sonic Focus Adaptive...
Virage Logic Corporation , the semiconductor industry's trusted IP partner, today announced the availability of its new Sonic Focus Adaptive Volume audio volume normalizing software.
Sun doubles Open Storage high-end performance
Sun has pimped up its high-end Storage 7000 product with processor, cache and hard drive upgrades.
NetLogic Microsystems Inc. (NETL) Vice President and CTO Varadarajan Srinivasan sells 54,689 Shares
Vice President and CTO of NetLogic Microsystems Inc. Varadarajan Srinivasan sells 54,689 shares of NETL on 11/25/2009 at an average price of $41.29 a share.
Is Google's Chrome OS Waiting for a Strong ARM?
Google's new open source Chrome operating system won't be officially available until dedicated devices hit the market next year.
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