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Company claims to have made unclonable RFID chips

Company claims to have made unclonable RFID chips

Silicon Valley start-up Verayo is claiming to have produced a system that provides unclonable RFID chips..
Iain Thomson Sep 9 2008 3:15PM Hardware
Microsoft beefs up virtualisation portfolio

Microsoft beefs up virtualisation portfolio

Microsoft has substantially beefed up its virtualisation support with the official unveiling of System Center Virtual Machine Manager.
Daniel Robinson Sep 9 2008 9:13AM Hardware
HP boasts 24 hour notebook

HP boasts 24 hour notebook

HP has released a new notebook which the company claims will run for up to 24 hours on a single charge.
Shaun Nichols Sep 9 2008 9:13AM Hardware
Dell factories rumoured for sale

Dell factories rumoured for sale

In the hopes of making itself more competitive, Dell will allegedly sell off many, if not all, of its factories around the globe.
Sylvie Barak Sep 8 2008 6:44AM Hardware
Samsung may take over SanDisk

Samsung may take over SanDisk

Consumer electronics and memory chip vendor Samsung is reportedly in talks to by flash storage vendor SanDisk.
Shaun Nichols Sep 8 2008 6:33AM Hardware
Veterans' Affairs IT overhaul on home stretch

Veterans' Affairs IT overhaul on home stretch

The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) is preparing to enter the final stage of its major IT infrastructure re-development project.
Ry Crozier Sep 8 2008 5:45AM Hardware
IBM plans first scientific petabyte computer

IBM plans first scientific petabyte computer

IBM has signed a deal to build the world's first sustained petascale computational system dedicated to open scientific research.
Iain Thomson Sep 6 2008 12:41PM Hardware
Sony issues warning about Vaio TZ series

Sony issues warning about Vaio TZ series

Sony's Vaio TZ series notebooks may overheat and should be brought into Sony offices for repairs, the company said today.
Kathryn Small Sep 5 2008 3:42PM Hardware
Preview: Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

Preview: Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

It seems like the Xperia X1 has been around for ages but has the Sony Ericsson Smartphone still got the wow factor?
Stuff.tv blank Sep 5 2008 11:47AM Hardware
Review: Preview: Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

Review: Preview: Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

It seems like the Xperia X1 has been around for ages but has the Sony Ericsson Smartphone still got the wow factor?
Stuff.tv blank Sep 5 2008 11:47AM Hardware
IBM puts information sell on Cognos customers

IBM puts information sell on Cognos customers

IBM has set the tone for this year’s Cognos Forum by putting the sell on Cognos customers to ascribe to a wider 'information agenda' vision.
Ry Crozier Sep 5 2008 10:40AM Hardware
Curious grey stuff could radically alter handset design

Curious grey stuff could radically alter handset design

Water damage – the bane of mobile phone makers and users alike – could be a thing of the past thanks to a plucky U.K. company, Peratech.
Tony Dennis Sep 5 2008 7:10AM Hardware
Energy level probe could speed quantum computing's advent

Energy level probe could speed quantum computing's advent

A newly developed technique of characterising artificial atoms could speed the development of quantum computers.
Liz Tay Sep 5 2008 6:56AM Hardware
Blu-ray 'gone in five years', Samsung exec claims

Blu-ray 'gone in five years', Samsung exec claims

Samsung expects Sony’s Blu-ray technology to be superseded within five years, despite winning the high definition format war in February.
Kathryn Small Sep 4 2008 2:18PM Hardware
Intel needs a console deal to get Larrabee off the ground

Intel needs a console deal to get Larrabee off the ground

Speculation from industry insiders has it that Intel is having significant trouble getting publishers and developers to programme for Larrabee.
Sylvie Barak Sep 4 2008 1:54PM Hardware
IBM hones security blades

IBM hones security blades

IBM has announced a new blade server system designed specifically for high-traffic network security.
Shaun Nichols Sep 4 2008 1:50PM Hardware
Booze zapped by particle accelerator

Booze zapped by particle accelerator

Scientists have come up with a cunning technology to tell if vintage wines have been pirated, and it does not involve drinking them.
Nick Farrell Sep 3 2008 11:23PM Hardware
Apple hints at iTunes and iPod revamp

Apple hints at iTunes and iPod revamp

Apple is sending out invitations for a gathering on 9 September in San Francisco.
Shaun Nichols Sep 3 2008 11:13PM Hardware
PHOTO GALLERY: Inside the Microsoft Tech Ed RFID boiler room

PHOTO GALLERY: Inside the Microsoft Tech Ed RFID boiler room

Microsoft Tech Ed delegates are most likely IT professionals who like dance music, Facebook, Crysis, and have never attended the event before.
Ry Crozier Sep 3 2008 1:52PM Hardware
Intel launches low cost chips

Intel launches low cost chips

Intel has announced a new quad core and dual-core processor at the bottom end of its price and specification range and a new Celeron chip.
Iain Thomson Sep 3 2008 1:02PM Hardware

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