Sunday, 01 August 2010

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Intel turns to light to transfer data inside PCs

Emerging technology uses light to move data at high speed
Lenovo takes further steps into server market
Entry-level servers unveiled as vendor seeks to expand away from PCs
Microsoft extends Arm deal
Terms of deal enhanced
LTE – when will it arrive in New Zealand?
Suella Hansen takes a look at the technology
Migration to take place as IPv4 pool runs dry
Who is profiting and who isn't as the end of IPv4 addresses draws near?
Microsoft disputes local specialist on IPv6 tunnelling
Technology chief at NZ Mircosoft branch says Teredo isn't a risk
LEDs power quantum computing breakthrough
Scientists make advance in bleeding-edge technology
Cisco tablet not an iPad wannabe: Chambers
CEO says Cius is a device for the workplace. By Jim Duffy
Heat maps can monitor system latency
New method of latency analysis identified by Oracle staffer
'Don't get excited' about Windows 8 leak: analyst
Leaked details about next-gen OS may not reflect final product
Sleep proxy lowers PC power use
Devices stay network-connected when off
Samsung, GlobalFoundries collaborate
Platform for next-gen mobile chips announced
Google Earth for iPad
New version otpimised for device
Linux buy for HP
Phoenix Technologies assets bought
IBM adds web analytics
Cloud analytics vendor purchased
Microsoft: Features still missing in Azure
Microsoft is quickly ramping up its Azure cloud platform
SAP Ventures invests in instant-on platform vendor
Application vendor makes another mobile investment. Chris Kanaracus reports
Force10 unveils VM-optimised Gigabit Ethernet switch
Vendor makes nod in the direction of virtualisation. By Jim Duffy
How did Apple's market cap exceed Microsoft's?
Investment banker says focus on user-friendliness has aided Apple
Oracle to support R
Open source language now supported
Skype 3G iPhone calls
iPhone capability extended

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