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NEC Debuts Fault-Tolerant Linux Server
TechWeb - NEC Solutions America on Wednesday shipped a fault-tolerant Linux server that the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company promised will remain up and running 99.999 percent of the time. The Express5800/320Lb boasts duplicate CPU modules that each include

nVision upgrade eyes apps-related performance
Infoworld - New symbionts are featured to monitor JMX (Java Management Extensions) performance, memory usage, CPU utilization, thread usage, and thread-locking. With the thread usage agent, AppVision

DRC Redefined for Nanometer era
Chip Design Magazine - Hyperscaling offers advanced data processing options that provide the fastest single CPU and multi-CPU performance to verify blocks in seconds and full chips in hours. Hyperscaling reduces capital expenditures by extending the useful life of existing

Intel Debuts Itanium 2 Pair For Dual-Processor Servers Intel Debuts
TechWeb - The second CPU, out of the 'Madison' family, is a 1.4GHz Itanium with a smaller cache and lower cost than its siblings, and targets dual-processor servers, high-performance technical and scientific computing systems, and clusters, according to Intel

South Carolina State Fair redesigns website
WIS-TV - Obviously, the better your computer, the faster the speed and CPU capacity, which you ll need to make music. Have Windows 98 or higher. A hard drive of at least 15GB is good, and at least 128 MB RAM. Most importantly, make sure you have a good

Via CEO Vows To Bring Chipset Fight to Intel Via CEO Vows To Bring
TechWeb - Other segments still are struggling, however, including Via's high-profile CPU division. Chen said the processor business continues to be "very challenging," and in a rare kind word for his one-time nemesis, he said, "We should give Intel due credit

EMC to add encyption to storage arrays
TechWorld - EMC will add data encryption to its storage arrays using the technology it picked up from last month's acquisition of RSA Security. The decision will turn storage arrays into public-key infrastructure (PKI) devices, using the CPU cycles of the arrays