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Juniper launches its first ever Ethernet switch

Juniper launches its first ever Ethernet switch

Cisco rival Juniper networks ups the ante this week with the launch of itsfirst Ethernet switches.
Dave Bailey Jan 30 2008 2:01PM Hardware
Via unveils Isaiah x86 architecture

Via unveils Isaiah x86 architecture

Via Technologies has unveiled details of its newest Isaiah processor architecture..
Staff Writers Jan 30 2008 7:08AM Hardware
Dell wraps up EqualLogic buy

Dell wraps up EqualLogic buy

Dell has finalised its US$1.4 billion acquisition of storage vendor EqualLogic..
Shaun Nichols Jan 30 2008 7:08AM Hardware
Intel powers up green electricity

Intel powers up green electricity

Intel has become the largest customer for 'green' electricity in the US after buying more than 1.3 billion kilowatt hours a year of renewable energy certificates..
Iain Thomson Jan 30 2008 7:08AM Hardware
China expecting x86 server sales bonanza

China expecting x86 server sales bonanza

Sales of x86 servers in China will increase substantially this year after a slowdown in 2007, local analysts report.
Simon Burns Jan 29 2008 3:53PM Hardware
US satellite on collision course with Earth

US satellite on collision course with Earth

US satellite weighing 10 tons is fast losing height and is expected to hit the Earth in late February or early March.
Iain Thomson Jan 29 2008 3:37PM Hardware
Lenovo to sell some IBM servers

Lenovo to sell some IBM servers

IBM and Lenovo have inked a licensing deal allowing Lenovo to manufacture and sell some Big Blue x86 servers.
a Staff Writer Jan 29 2008 2:09PM Hardware
More Linux-based laptops from Dell

More Linux-based laptops from Dell

Ubuntu pre-loaded on Inspiron machines.
Guy Dixon Jan 29 2008 2:06PM Hardware
Robot planes take to the skies

Robot planes take to the skies

New weather monitoring system cuts humans out of the loop.
Iain Thomson Jan 25 2008 3:08PM Hardware
Ovum says Motorola's mobile phone division is struggling

Ovum says Motorola's mobile phone division is struggling

Even David "Goldenballs" Beckham's promotional activity of Motorola products can't help the mobile phone vendor's Quarter 4 and full year 2007 results gloom in the handset division.
a Staff Writer Jan 25 2008 11:24AM Hardware
Space Station in paper plane stunt

Space Station in paper plane stunt

The International Space Station is to conduct a series of 'experiments', including flying a paper aeroplane and throwing a boomerang in a vacuum..
Iain Thomson Jan 25 2008 7:50AM Hardware
Mobile network to nab nuclear terrorists

Mobile network to nab nuclear terrorists

US researchers are developing technology to power a network of mobile phones that could find and track radiation sources..
Robert Jaques Jan 25 2008 7:50AM Hardware
Five million go for a Wii in Japan

Five million go for a Wii in Japan

Nintendo's Wii console has now sold over five million units in Japan, according to the latest sales figures.
Staff Writers Jan 24 2008 1:03PM Hardware
Car-cam saves sleepy drivers

Car-cam saves sleepy drivers

Drivers who doze off or are taken ill at the wheel could be saved by a new system that detects signs of sleepiness or inattention..
Simon Burns Jan 24 2008 7:30AM Hardware
HP unveils solid-state 'green' desktops

HP unveils solid-state 'green' desktops

HP and Intel have teamed up to unveil a line of energy-conscious workstations..
Shaun Nichols Jan 24 2008 7:30AM Hardware
Swiss boffins polish X-ray specs

Swiss boffins polish X-ray specs

Researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute and the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne have produced highly sensitive dark-field x-ray images at wavelengths typically used in medical and industrial imaging equipment..
Robert Jaques Jan 23 2008 7:16AM Hardware
Server demand fuels record CPU sales

Server demand fuels record CPU sales

Global PC microprocessor shipments grew 8.5 percent in the fourth quarter of 2007 to reach record levels, fuelled primarily by strong demand for servers, according to IDC..
Robert Jaques Jan 23 2008 7:16AM Hardware
iPhone falls short of UK target

iPhone falls short of UK target

The iPhone has failed to meet sales expectations in the UK, according to reports in The Financial Times.
Staff Writers Jan 22 2008 3:15PM Hardware
Royal Navy laptop goes adrift

Royal Navy laptop goes adrift

Latest data blunder affects 600,000 people.
Guy Dixon Jan 22 2008 3:10PM Hardware
Hitachi update: CE division closing due to global restructure

Hitachi update: CE division closing due to global restructure

On the back of the announcement that Hitachi will be shutting its CE division, CRN has learnt the decision was part of a global restructure by Hitachi Limited.
Lilia Guan Jan 22 2008 1:10PM Hardware

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