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Intel Quietly Releases 'Montvale' Itanium Kickers
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
It is hard to say why, but the launch of the 'Montvale' Itanium 9100 kickers to the current dual-core 'Montecito' Itanium 9000 processors could go down as the least enthusiastic launch that Intel has ever done for a microprocessor. I mean, Montvale did not even, according to Intel's PR department, rate its own set of foils last week, even though it can boost performance for customers by as much as 19 percent compared to the Montecito chips. READ MORE >
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Cray Revamps Supercomputers with XT5 Designs
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Supercomputer maker Cray moves one step closer to its long-term goal of converging its various high performance computing machines today with the launch of the Linux-based XT5 family of machines. The XT5 and XT5h machines are the fourth generation of massively parallel machines based on the 'Red Storm' design that Cray sold to the U.S. government in 2002 as part of the U.S. Department of Energy's ASCI program to use computers to manage the country's stockpile of nuclear weapons and design new ones without detonating actual warheads. READ MORE >
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Mandriva in a Tizzy after Microsoft Trumps Linux in Nigeria
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
It is tough to compete with a monopoly under the best of circumstances, not because the odds are stacked against you, but because the money is. And that can be frustrating, which explains why Francois Bancilhon, the chief executive officer at commercial Linux distributor Mandriva, hammered out a somewhat hostile and probably hastily written open letter to Microsoft's chief executive officer, Steve Ballmer, after Microsoft was able to get in on a big Linux deal in Nigeria last week. READ MORE >
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Neuwing, IBM to Quantify and Monetize IT Energy Savings
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Server and storage maker IBM has partnered with New York-based Neuwing Energy Ventures, a specialist in renewable energy and related energy certifications that is owned by a large private equity firm with holdings in real estate and energy companies, to come up with a scheme that will allow companies to document and benefit from increasing the energy efficiency of their data centers. READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >
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