Xeon 7300: Intel's First Quadruple-Core Processor Platform
Sep 06, 2007The Xeon 7300er processor family is Intel's first quad-core processor for multiple processor servers. The energy efficiency of the new processors differs depending on the speed with 2.93 GHz requiring 130 Watts compared to 50 Watts for a 1.86 GHz version.
more »Palm Cancels Linux-based Foleo Project
Sep 05, 2007In a message to customers Palm CEO Ed Colligan has declared the end of the short era of the Foleo Linux handheld before it really got started.
more »Mini Computer with Suse Linux by Shuttle
Sep 04, 2007Shuttle, a manufacturer of mini computers is offering two models from its XPC range with Novell's Suse Linux operating system preinstalled.
more »Linux-Based IP-Video Monitoring Kit
Aug 28, 2007US vendor Micronas recently launched a Linux-based hardware and software developer kit for network-based DVD quality video monitoring.
more »Linux Server Market Continues to Grow
Aug 23, 2007The global server market continues to grow with Linux servers playing a major role: for the fifth time in succession, Linux server business achieved double-figure growth in the second quarter of 2007.
more »Sun: Saving Power with Solaris 10 and UltraSPARC T2 ^
Aug 23, 2007Following IBM, Sun Microsystems has now launched a power-saving initiative for servers.
more »Open Source Cellphone: Openmoko GUI with New Look
Aug 22, 2007The Openmoko project has released a new style guide for the Open Source-based Neo1973 cellphone. It is aimed to facilitate use of the cellphone.
more »Linux Package Deal by Bull
Aug 17, 2007French IT corporation Bull is targeting small businesses with a pre-installed Xandros server and commercial software.
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