Computacenter shrugs off economic fears
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But dealer's shares follow market down Computacenter today shrugged off any suggestion that it could be hit by the credit crunch crisis, even as evidence mounted that the contagion is spreading from the financial sector to the High Street.â¦
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The growth of supercomputing as an enterprise IT option is one of the highlights of this week's SC2004 Supercomputing Conference, which kicks off tomorrow in Pittsburgh.
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For U.S. companies concerned about manufacturing work heading offshore, high-performance computing could offer a competitive edge.
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The graphics chipmaker is optimistic about the future, but competitors aren't standing still.
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Alan Meckler is one of the pioneers of the Net. And he hasn't lost his uncanny sense of timing.
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Don't drown in the changing economic tides.
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By George Chamberlin , Daily Transcript Financial Correspondent. A forecast that the personal computer industry could experience shrinkage over the next couple of years came as no big surprise.
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Passions still run high at the World Economic Forum over the best way to deploy computers in the developing world.
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Alex "Sandy" Pentland is on a quest to make personal computers more personable. The psychologist and computer scientist says he dabbles in most cutting-edge technologies and often arrives at a rather dismal diagnosis -- "irritating," "obnoxious," "not quite right."
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A new company thinks it has the answer to the complaints of scientists and engineers looking for high-performance computing (HPC) on the desktop.
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By Steve Tarter, Journal Star, Peoria, Ill.  Dec. 12--PEORIA -- Computer instruction in the business world used to  mean staff disruptions for employers and anxiety for technically challenged  employees.
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The company hopes to lure software partners by promising to save them from infrastructure headaches.
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The software company shows that its comeback hasn't flamed out.
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The open-source computer, available toward the end of the quarter, is inexpensive and actually looks good.
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Technology company GigaBeam has come up with an alternative to the bottleneck that bedevils businesses everywhere.
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TradersÂ quest for a competitive edge has lead some of them to look at the outer frontier of trader: computer programs that use artificial intelligence.
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By Frank Norton, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 22--Lenovo is hardly a household name in this country.