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Intel fires 1,000 managers
Infomatics - AMD has taken a technology lead in the CPU market in recent years with the introduction of the world's first 64-bit x86 processors and the first dual-core chips. Intel sold its Xscale chip business for smartphones and PDAs to the Marvell Technology

With TerraSip: VoIP in Every Internet Caf
PRWeb - CPU Management Software Inc. and CompuOffice Software Inc. Reach Cooperative Agreement For Online Services To Insurance And Financial Advisors and MGA Offices - The two independenly owned and operated innovative specialty software firms have come to

Xandros Linux does wireless
North County Times - With a 500MHz CPU and 256 megs of RAM, it's way underpowered compared to today's machines. Xandros performed well anyway. Xandros took about an hour to install. Within a few minutes, I had connected to a WiFi network. A previous version of Xandros on

STMicroelectronics Launches a High-Density Flash Range of 16-bit
Softpedia - The ST10 series is based on an advanced industry-standard 16-bit CPU, supported by both ST (ST10) and Infineon (C16x and XC16x), providing users with an easy upgrade method to the new increased Flash devices. Moreover, the CPU, with a clock speed of

Video Game Review: Naruto: Ultimate Ninja
Jefferson City News Tribune Online - The quickness and accuracy of your button presses determines the force of your attack. But your opponents also can deflect your attacks through the same mini-game. Your CPU opponents will improve as the game progresses. So your special attacks won't

CPU extends billing fixes
1960 Sun - The Clarksdale Public Utilities Board of Directors has changed a policy which limits billing corrections for its customers. The policy change, which went into effect Tuesday, allows for the utility to go back three years on corrections. "If we over

Utility pricing lowdown
Computerworld - Although IT vendors can get precise about the amount of network bandwidth you consume and even the server CPU cycles you use, everything gets very fuzzy when they start factoring middleware and software into the equation. Would HP charge more per