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Sponsored By
AML
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AML M7100 Wireless Terminal
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· Enhanced power management
· Built-in clients (TELNET, FTP)
· Open source, embedded Linux
· Multiple bar code scanner options
Call 1-800-648-4452 to learn how AML wireless data collection terminals can help optimize efficiencies, enhance productivity and provide a lower cost of ownership to your business.
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Sponsored By
SHAOLIN MICROSYSTEMS
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ShaoLin Microsystems provides enterprise Linux infrastructure and storage software.
· ShaoLin HA Cluster - Easy-to-use and low cost high availability cluster software to minimize system downtime.
· ShaoLin Volume Replicator - Powerful and open disaster recovery solution to ensure data integrity and application availability.
· ShaoLin CogoFS - Outperform compressed filesystem for Linux to multiply network performance and storage capacity.
www.shaolinmicro.com
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IDC Says Linux Server Market Grew 36 Percent in Q4 2004
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
The growing adoption of Linux as a server platform is helping push the X86 server market to new heights and is similarly propping up the sales of non-X86 platforms that support Linux. According to market research from IDC, sales of X86 servers were up 14.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2004 to $6.3 billion as unit shipments increased by 16.8 percent to 1.6 million X86 units shipped. Interestingly, 25 percent of the X86 servers that shipped in the fourth quarter has 64-bit main memory support from either Intel or AMD. READ MORE >
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Intel Goes Whole Hog for Multicore Chips
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
The top brass at Intel last week mapped out the multicore future of the company's mobile, desktop, and server processors that will allow it to continue to innovate along founder Gordon Moore's famed 1965 law of doubling transistor count every 18 months or so. Intel is falling in behind other industry players in the RISC/Unix market, who correctly reckoned several years ago that cranking up clock speeds could not be the means to increase performance because of practical thermal limits on our desktops and in corporate data centers. READ MORE >
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Sponsored By
BOSCOM
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Award-winning Linux-Based Thin Client
Wireless Thin Client features a Windows-like GUI desktop and embedded client access to applications on Linux, Unix, iSeries, Microsoft servers
· Includes OpenOffice
· Built-in Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader and Mozilla or FireFox JVM browser
· Simple to configure
· 3 year warranty
Send an email for our thin client white paper
BOSaNOVA, Inc. -- a BOScom Distributor
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ARKEIA
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LINUX BACKUP SOLUTIONS
Award-winning Arkeia Network Backup
for SMBs and enterprises
with heterogeneous networks.
Arkeia Server Backup
for stand-alone Linux servers.
Hot backup of open databases,
NDMP support for NAS backup
and fully automated Disaster Recovery.
30-day demo with FREE install support!
www.arkeia.com
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Intel Maps Out Its Server Roadmap
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Brace yourself for the Intel's code-name blitz for platforms, processors, chipsets, and core technology underpinning it all. Intel recently reorganized itself into five different operating groups, and the new Digital Enterprise Group, headed up by co-general managers Pat Gelsinger and Abhi Talwalker, was the star of the first day of Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, California. READ MORE >
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Intel Stands By Itanium, Positions It Against IBM's Power
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Launching the EM64T 64-bit memory extensions for the Pentium 4 and Xeon DP processors last year and the impending shipment of 64-bit Xeon MP processors this quarter has done nothing to stop the continued questioning about the long-term viability of the 64-bit Itanium processor. And at Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco last week, Intel executives once again found themselves defending the existence of Itanium in a 64-bit Xeon and Opteron world. READ MORE >
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PATHSCALE
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PathScale EKOPath C, C++ and Fortran compilers are the highest performing compilers available for 64-bit Linux-based systems.
Download a FREE 30-day Trial version NOW!
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But Wait, There's More
Micro Focus Supports 64-Bit Linux-Itanium Combo for COBOL . . . Avnet to Sell and Support Novell's Linux and Related Products . . . Akibia Expands from Unix to Linux Support Services . . . IBM Contributes 30 Projects to SourceForge . . . Disk Array Sales Taper Off in Q4 2004 . . . How About Slack/400? . . . READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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