A Chinese embargo on rare earth elements is causing a dramatic spike in the price of materials, which is expected to lead to a jump in high-tech prod...
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Jack Dongarra, a professor at University of Tennessee&39's department of electrical engineering. China&39's supercomputer is a &39'wake-up call.&39...
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Lenovo ended its third quarter with solid gains in earnings and sales but cautioned that uncertainty in the global economy may impact the road ahead....
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Hewlett-Packard has posted detailed specifications of two upcoming Pavilion dv7 laptops furnished with Intel's next-gen Sandy Bridge processor.
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An upcoming Intel Atom chip may blunt the growth of tablets based on the widely used ARM processor--with the possible exception of Apple, according t...
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No. 2 chipmaker Samsung is showing Intel how to succeed in the brave new world of tablets and smartphones.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab is competitive wit...
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Apple's new Air is the first flash-only MacBook. So, how does it stack up against the handful of laptop lines out there that offer only solid-state d...
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Some readers took exception when I stated in a post from last month on future-proofing your data archive that Microsoft's proprietary Office file for...
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Hewlett-Packard has purchased Printelligent, a Salt Lake City-based provider of managed print services, for an undisclose...
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Sony is readying a "hybrid" Vaio laptop equipped with Intel's Thunderbolt tech, according to a report.
Sony is perfectly capable of making very th...
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Too busy to keep up with the tech news Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, May 19.
Twitter beefs up your control...
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Intel is now moving not-so-subtly toward Android as the default operating system for handheld devices, as the chipmaker yields to market realities.
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Legislation that makes it illegal for Web merchants and so-called post-transaction marketers to charge credit cards...
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Intel's deep commitment to flash memory technology was on display today with two announcements centered on large business customers.
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The Intel executive who led Intel's so-far-unsuccessful push into smartphones and
tablets quit as that business comes under unrelenting competitive p...
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LEXINGTON, Mass.--Energy Secretary Steven Chu toured tiny solar company 1366 Technologies here today, holding it up as an example of success in the ...
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Intel has been criticized here and in other venues for being late to the
tablet party. But Android's slow start in tablets may mean latecomers aren't...
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Back in January we covered Blippy, the Twitter-like site that lets users automatically publish their shopping transactions in real time for all the wo...
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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison says SAP owes it $4 billion in damages for infringing its intellectual property. Paul Meyer, Oracle's damages expert, puts...
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