NEC dominates conference
Display manufacturer absorbs joint venture with Mitsubishi
Frank words
In an industry known for changes, Frank Luk, the president of Supercom has been a welcome constant…
IBM tries to rock its partners
Promises to open services offerings,price systems more competitively
Intel tunes chips to 64-bit
Sixty-four-bit computing will move from the data centre to the client, while dual-core will span server architectures and communications will become more modular, Intel Corp. executives told the firm’s annual Development Forum.
Craig Barrett’s last stand
Intel chief executive Craig Barrett gave his last keynote speech to a group of 5,000 attendees from 40 countries at the firm’s Developer Forum, pushing what the company calls a “holistic platform approach” to processor development.