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Chip startup Montalvo boldly raised up against Intel earlier this year in an attempt at delivering a miraculously efficient x86 processor. However, the company seems to be facing another wall in its market conquest, as its design lamentably fails in speaking the same language with the rest of the processors.The compa... |
10 April 2008
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US-based networking company Covergence has devised a new and groundbreaking method of delivering software into branch offices. The new concept is based on application virtualization, so users should be able to access their applications from a remote server. This initiative would allow corporations to manage and deplo... |
28 January 2008
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Every x86 compatible processor has a number of hardware-based instructions that are grouped in sets and are integrated in the design of the CPU by its manufacturer. From the old and venerable MMX instructions extension set that was designed years ago in order to give Intel processors a better performance in the multi... |
25 August 2007
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There are basically two trends on the computer server market, each with its inherent advantages and disadvantages, so consumers are constantly shifting around trying to find the best possible solution for their needs. On one side, we have the powerful behemoths of massive computing: the mainframes and the dedicated l... |
9 August 2007
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International Business Machines Corporation, or IBM for short, is one of those companies that has made a name for itself by being here, since the dawn of ages, specializing on the server business, more than anything else. But they have also entered other domains, manufacturing processors for almost all of the game c... |
24 April 2007
07:19 GMT |
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