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Intel builds 80-core chip that uses less power than a quad-core

'Father of WebSphere' defects from IBM to Microsoft

HP beefs up server, storage management software

Report: Apple will charge for 802.11n access

Symantec Trims 3Q Forecast

Despite 100 million IE 7 installs, Microsoft's browser still loses ground

Telstra propose biggest rollout in Australia's history

Hotel and gaming mogul chases Bill Gates for 'Richest American' tag

Adobe updates RoboHelp

IBM updates BladeCenter H System

Wednesday, 17th January 2007

Headlines

	Intel builds 80-core chip that uses less power than a quad-core
	'Father of WebSphere' defects from IBM to Microsoft
	HP beefs up server, storage management software
	Report: Apple will charge for 802.11n access
	Symantec Trims 3Q Forecast
	Despite 100 million IE 7 installs, Microsoft's browser still loses ground
	Telstra propose biggest rollout in Australia's history
	Hotel and gaming mogul chases Bill Gates for 'Richest American' tag
	Adobe updates RoboHelp
	IBM updates BladeCenter H System

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, Donald Ferguson, the original chief architect for IBM's WebSphere product line, has left Big Blue for a position at Microsoft.

Also making news, Intel's researchers have produced an 80-core chip that uses less energy than a quad-core processor and has teraflop performance capabilities.

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Hardware

Intel builds 80-core chip that uses less power than a quad-core
Intel says the research prototype chip, which will take five to eight years to bring to market, uses less than 100 watts of power and has teraflop performance.
By Staff writers

Jobs Centre

'Father of WebSphere' defects from IBM to Microsoft
Donald Ferguson, the original chief architect for IBM's WebSphere product line, has left Big Blue for a position at Microsoft.
By Stacy Cowley

Storage

HP beefs up server, storage management software
Hewlett-Packard has unveiled new technology that it said increases the efficiency of its management software for HP ProLiant and BladeSystem servers.
By Antone Gonsalves

Convergence

Report: Apple will charge for 802.11n access
Apple will levy a $5 fee for software necessary to enable the 802.11n draft standard, which boasts five times the speed and twice the range of 802.11b/g..
By Staff writers

Finance

Symantec Trims 3Q Forecast
Security software maker Symantec has cut its forecasts for the fiscal third quarter.
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Applications

Despite 100 million IE 7 installs, Microsoft's browser still loses ground
Firefox's share of the US browser market is at 14 percent and has continued to grow each of the last three months, says one research firm.
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Telco/ISP

Telstra propose biggest rollout in Australia's history
Telco giant seeking $600 million in funding for the widespread broadband plans
By Staff Writers

Finance

Hotel and gaming mogul chases Bill Gates for 'Richest American' tag
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By Staff writers

Applications

Adobe updates RoboHelp
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By Staff writers

Hardware

IBM updates BladeCenter H System
The new tools and technologies are designed to increase the speed and efficiency of data transfer across blade servers and networks.
By Staff writers