IBM to develop signal processor for radio telescope EETimes
IBM Corp. will collaborate with a Dutch astronomical research institute to produce analog and mixed-signal custom processor chips for use in a future interferometric radio astronomy project.
HP Settles California 'Pretexting' Charges, Pays $14.5 Million InformationWeek
2007 is shaping up to be a good year for IT professionals, but not necessarily for IT managers, unless you take some defensive measures now, to help lock in staff loyalty and bolster job satisfaction levels.
Something Ventured: December 8th, 2006 T-Net British Columbia
Requiem For Innovation? “And I hope when I get old I don't sit around thinking about it But I probably will… Well time slips away And leaves you with nothing mister but Boring stories of Glory days.”
The top 10 news stories of 2006 IT World
Megadeals signalled realignment in the IT industry and foreshadowed the Internet's multimedia future. A much-delayed Vista debuted amid speculation that it would be the last of the old-school, big-bang product launches.
The DIY Mobile Phone Revolution Wired News
A few big brains in Palo Alto want to ease the corporate stranglehold on mobile communication. By Robert Strohmeyer from Wired magazine.
News: 2006: The year in computers and chips MacCentral Online
It's been a busy year for computer and semiconductor manufacturers -- Ben Ames has a recap, from Apple to Dell, AMD to Sony.
Green Grid preparing to roll out members, agenda EETimes
The Green Grid industry consortium is preparing to release details of its expanded membership and technology agenda early next year, according to news from an all-day industry meeting convened in Silicon Valley by the U.S. Department of Energy to discuss power efficiency in data centers.
2006: The year in PCs and chips IT World
Vendors in the PC and chip industries moved boldly in 2006, changing the marketplace map through mergers, recalls, layoffs and lawsuits. Oh, and they launched some impressive new products too, keeping Moore's Law moving as they built smaller, faster chips and cooler, more efficient computers. Here, in chronological order, we share a sampling of the biggest events of the past 12 months.
USA Technologies Issues Letter to Shareholders Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
MALVERN, Pa.----USA Technologies issued the following Letter to Shareholders today:
2006: The year in PCs and chips InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - Vendors in the PC and chip industries moved boldly in 2006, changing the marketplace map through mergers, recalls, layoffs and lawsuits. Oh, and they launched some impressive new products too, keeping Moore's Law moving as they built smaller, faster chips and cooler, more efficient computers. Here, in chronological order, we share a sampling of the biggest events of the past 12
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