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Bank of America has partnered with First Data Corp. to form what the two companies are calling a next generation payments company.
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Actiontec Fires UP VDSL2 Modem
Actiontec Electronics today announced the Q1000 Wireless N VDSL Modem Router, the latest addition to its line of triple play VDSL2/ADSL2+ Universal DSL Wireless Gateways.
Intel to launch Clarkdale early?
Intel's Clarkdale processors - based around a 32nm process - could hit the market ahead of schedule, if industry rumours are true.
Xeon 5500 with 2 DIMMs per channel at 1333 MHz
The integrated memory controller of the Intel Xeon 5500 series has some limitations: It runs at 1333 MHz with one DIMM per channel, it runs at 1033 MHz with two DIMMS per channels and with 800 MHz with 3 banks per channel.
Wolfenstein system requirements revealed
The official minimum system requirements for Raven Software 's upcoming sci-fi shooter Wolfenstein have been revealed on the community forums .
Your Surroundings Mirror Your Beliefs
Whatever you believe, new research suggests that you're likely to surround yourself with others who feel the same way, whether they be friends or talking heads on television.
AT&T Memo To The Troops: iPhone 3GS Best Seller Ever
Internet advocates have been saying for years that America needs policies to ensure "universal access," but that's a more complicated goal than just saying "everybody should have access to the Internet." A former Obama advisor says government needs to determine what levels of access should be universal-how fast is fast enough? And another part of ...
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Advanced Semiconductor Memories: Architectures, Designs, and Applications
Dublin - Research and Markets has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new report "Advanced Semiconductor Memories: Architectures, Designs, and Applications" to their offering.
HP puts six-core chips in workstation
Hewlett-Packard is offering six-core processors in a new workstation series, the company has announced.
Kyrgyztelecom Deploys Cisco ASR 1000 Series Router Powered by the...
The implementation is a key element of Kyrgyztelecom's plans to build a next-generation Metro Ethernet fiber-to-the-home aggregation network, initially in the capital of Bishkek and then across other cities.
RMI and Allot Communications Expand Strategic Partnership to Broaden...
At the RMI "Performance 2009" Conference, RMI Corporation, a leading provider of high-performance processors for communication and media rich applications and Allot Communications Ltd .
Apple Dropping NVIDIA for Future Macs?
SemiAccurate claims that Apple will be dropping NVIDIA-based designs in their next iMacs and laptops for at least the next few years.
SMIC claims silicon success with generic 45nm
Press release; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 1 July 2009] Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation has announced the successful completion of its first 45nm GP yield lot.
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Lenovo Launches Four Xeon Servers For SMBs
The new SMB-oriented ThinkServers feature built-in virtualization, new power-saving features, and several Intel Xeon 5500 processors to choose from.
Scientists create first working model of a two-qubit electronic quantum processor
Model uses the power of quantum mechanics in a processor similar to that found in computers and cell phones A team led by Yale University researchers has successfully implemented simple algorithms using a quantum processor based on microwave solid-state technology--similar to that found in computers and cell phones.
HP debuts first workstation with six-core AMD Istanbul
HP has introduced the xw9400, the first workstation to adopt the AMD Opteron 2400 six-core "Istanbul" processor.
Dell's foray into the business computing world continues with yet another model release - the Dell Vostro 1220.
Cisco may offer web-based office software
CISCO Systems is considering offering web-based alternatives to Microsoft's popular Office software as the networking giant expands on the internet.
Sun's VirtualBox 3.0 exits betaland
Update: This story originally said that Sun had not open-sourced VirtualBox. Sun does offer an open source version Only two weeks ago, Sun Microsystems quietly kicked out the first and only beta of its VirtualBox 3.0 desktop and sometimes server-virtualization hypervisor, and today, the product is ready for prime time.