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HP Launches Moonshot Servers With ARM Chips

HP unveiled two ARM-based servers on Monday, including its first enterprise-class 64-bit ARM-based server. The new servers are part of the HP ProLiant Moonshot...

Microsoft Realigns Company To Create Family Of Devices/Services

Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer in a public email and memo to employees, announced a realignment of the company, and offered insights into the...

Thought Leader Interview: Douglas Crets

Who owns 'social media' in an enterprise? How do you engage your users? How do you sustain a community? How do you measure 'success'?...

“We Have A Blackberry 10 Device For Every Price”

Five-six devices this year A Blackberry for every price range Best physical/soft keyboard ever Own Maps application Over 70,000 apps Why RIM did...

Mentor Graphics Introduces 1D-3D CFD Simulation Software

Mentor Graphics has launched a general-purpose software solution that combines 1D and 3D computational fluid dynamics (CFD). This is an industry first says the company,...

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