Intel to launch dual-core Atom processor this quarter
Otellini hints at dual-core Atom netbook processor
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Microsoft acts to avoid Windows blue screen repeat
Blocks rootkit-infected PCs from getting latest kernel update to prevent Blue Screen of Death
Toronto’s Q9 Networks has $210 million for expansion plans
Outsourced data centre infrastructure provider secure credit facility
More of B.C. benefits from connectivity investment
Up to 50 rural and remote B.C. locales will get broadband connectivity
Government of Canada invests in tomorrow’s scientific discoveries
Feds announce $472 million in grants and scholarships for nearly 5,000 Canadian students and researchers
Former Ingram Canada boss is now Tech Data Americas president
Murray Wright takes over for Ken Lameneck, after he bolts for Insight
HP completes 3Com acquisition
Hewlett Packard has closed its US$2.7 billion acquisition of networking vendor 3Com
Adobe evangelist tells Apple: ‘Go screw yourself’
The employee expressed his outrage over Apple’s new terms for iPhone developers
Java founder James Gosling leaves Oracle
Java founder James Gosling is the latest ex-Sun employee to leave Oracle
Speculation swirls about Yahoo eyeing Foursquare
Media reports indicate Yahoo is considering a US$100 million deal for the hyperlocal social networking company
Intel to ship samples of experimental 48-core processor
The samples will go mainly to academic institutions and won’t be commercially available
Samsung releases highest capacity, 7,200 RPM hard drive
The MP4 Spinpoint has 30 per cent better performance over Samsung’s 5,400 RPM drive
CA cutting 1,000 jobs
The move follows a US$350 million deal to buy Nimsoft
Canada boasts world’s third-largest video game industry
Some 247 companies now employ over 14,000 in Canada’s gaming industry
Ex-Microsoft executive hired to run Ingram Canada marketing
Derick Wong joins Ingram Micro Canada as senior director of marketing