Everex throws its hat into the UMPC ring
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It's first entrant looks less like the Origami UMPC's pushed by Microsoft, and more like the OLPC XO laptop, however.
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Its plan? Attack Red Hat, use control over the operating system and the platform to disrupt competitors&#39; pricing and business models, out-engineer everybody in the x86 space and use an alliance with Microsoft to fight a common enemy: IBM.
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Motherboards are a way of life for the growing crowds at the Taiwan trade show. Plus: a new take on the megahertz wars.
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The chip company makes a major deal to reach a new market.
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Actually, what's really happening is that the embedded Linux market appears to be growing up.  It's about time.
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Chip-making technique to fuel AMD64, PowerPC, 'Cell' production
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A competing chip from rival Advanced Micro Devices will likely arrive several months earlier.
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Flip-flop Computacenter has managed to tighten its belt a couple of notches and turn its infrastructure business into its headline feature - for the right reasons.â¦
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Fluery still roots for JBoss...Edward Tufte mostly likes iPhone interface...mysteries of Linux's /proc files...multicore compression...Actually *using* mammoth telephotos
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A fundamental change in the design of microprocessors is presenting software developers with a challenge &#151; and a huge financial opportunity.
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Square nanoscale rings could be the key to reliably manufacturing high-capacity magnetic memory chips.
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Industry Comment So begins the era of 'Unbound Compute'
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The computer maker is making more inroads into the lucrative software space.
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Safend, an international provider of endpoint i
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Montalvo Systems has a multi-core chip, but not all of the cores are the same. That in part explains why investors have put money into it.
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Soon on sale: hardware and software from a start-up whose software with a new approach for protecting data by dispersing it across several servers--and maybe even continents.
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Electronics firms will showcase their  latest whizz-bang gadgets, many in some of the smallest  computers ever, as they try to push recovery into higher gear  this week at Taiwan's Computex, the world's No.2 computer fair.