Xeon 5100 Series Brings Performance and Efficiency to Server Computing Intel's dual-core Xeon Processor 5100 series is designed to bring the benefits of high-performance, energy-efficient server and workstation computing to its users. Previously known by the code name "Woodcrest," the 5100 series processors are based on the new Intel Core Microarchitecture and are manufactured using a 65-nanometer process. >>   Platform Overview: Dual-Core Xeon Processor-Based Platforms Dual-processor platforms based on power-efficient Dual-Core Intel Xeon processors help data centers adapt to changing business needs and improve operational efficiency. The new Dual-Core Intel Xeon processor 5100 series delivers energy-efficient performance and excels at deploying virtualization solutions. >>   Mainstreaming Server Virtualization: The Intel Approach It is increasingly important that integration occur between the hardware and virtualization layers in order to ensure the most efficient, high-performance, and reliable platform possible. The Intel approach is based on hardware-assisted virtualization, using the newly developed Intel Virtualization Technology, which provides specific hardware assists to enable virtual machine monitors to operate more efficiently. >>   Case Study: Financial Services Dual-Core Intel Xeon platforms can help financial services organizations strengthen relationships with clients and potential customers, accelerate trading solutions, and gain insights into risk positions and portfolios. >>

HP's Boardroom Scandal Leaks to the media, phone-record snooping, boardroom blow-ups: It's the stuff of soap operas, but the stage is behind the scenes at HP. [ more ]

HP's Real Crime By Joshua Greenbaum The spy scandal looks bad, but HP has a much more serious, long-term problem.

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Freescale Sold For Billions
[September 15, 2006] Consortium buys chip firm in megadeal.

Congress Wants HP Front And Center
[September 15, 2006] House subcommittee requests Dunn and other company officials testify at Sept. 28 hearing.

Senate Nearing Pretexting Vote
[September 15, 2006] Competing legislation to be combined in hopes of a vote before Oct. 6 adjournment.

Vista RC-1 Goes Wide
[September 15, 2006] Microsoft is reaching out to a broader community of technical users to iron out the final kinks in Vista.

Traders Cheer Tame Inflation
[September 15, 2006] Stocks rose Friday on a tame consumer inflation report that reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve is done raising interest rates for now.

Technical Analysis: Rally Turns Choppy
[September 15, 2006] Stocks hit headwinds Friday as they approached some big levels.

North Dakota a Gambling Haven?
[September 15, 2006] Republican state lawmaker defying his party by pushing for state-sanctioned online casinos.

Toshiba, Micron Settle Flash Gripe For $288M
[September 15, 2006] UPDATED: NAND Flash market leader settles patent and trade secret litigation Micron assumed when it bought Lexar.

Adobe Beats the Street
[September 14, 2006] Adobe Systems shares jumped 7% late Thursday after the company's third-quarter results beat Wall Street forecasts.

Technical Analysis: Bulls Take a Break
[September 14, 2006] The indexes pause ahead of Friday's CPI report and expiry.

'Lonely Housewives' Reach FTC Settlement
[September 14, 2006] Agency claims e-mail scam violated virtual aspect of CAN SPAM Act.

Vista Faces 'Difficult Position' in Europe
[September 14, 2006] Microsoft says it's in legal limbo and still doesn't know whether it can ship Vista to Europe.

HP Scandal Investigation Expands
[September 14, 2006] The probe becomes a bicoastal affair with Massachusetts joining California in search for answers.

House Leader to Meet With Vote Machine Reformers
[September 14, 2006] House Administration Chairman Ehlers will meet with groups to discuss security flaws in electronic voting machines, internetnews.com has learned.

Another Sith Pirate Meets Force of Law
[September 13, 2006] Third member of Elite Torrents copyright theft ring pleads guilty to Star Wars movie theft.

MSN's Latest Search: Live And 'Kickin?'
[September 13, 2006] Can the company catch market share leaders Google and Yahoo?

DIY AdWords; Hand-Holding Extra
[September 13, 2006] AdWords deal with Intuit could become an AdSense pipeline for Google.

Tech Stocks Notch Four-Month High
[September 13, 2006] Tech stocks continued their recovery from their summer swoon on Wednesday, closing at their highest level in four months.

Technical Analysis: Rarified Air
[September 13, 2006] Can the market push to new highs in the toughest months of the year?

Prosecutors Back Off Rush to Indict HP
[September 13, 2006] UPDATED: California prosecutors won't commit to a date, as rumblings continue from HP's fumbled investigation.

Chips Set the Pace
[September 12, 2006] Chip stocks led a broad stock market rally on Tuesday.

Technical Analysis: Breakthrough
[September 12, 2006] The S&P; blasted through resistance on Tuesday.

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