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The Data Analyzer cube article sample file is a text file that provides sample source data for creating data cubes in Microsoft Data Analyzer version 3.5. Use this file in conjunction with the article Creating Data Cubes Using Excel and Text Files.
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THE shrinking TechXNY/PC Expo trade show will face a new threat to its base of attendees and exhibitors next year, when über-show CeBIT debuts an American edition that will displace TechXNY from its usual June spot at Manhattan's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
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ExtremeTech has put up an article on Palladium, Microsoft's new security initiative
The information site for Enigmah-X, the second Xbox mod chip to go into commercial circulation, is replaced with a brief message stating the project has come to an end.
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OC-MELBOURNE has posted some AMD news:
A California congressman is preparing a bill that would protect copyright owners, allowing them to use high-tech techniques to stop file traders.
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A new issue of ZZZ online is up
Xaos has posted new screenshots from Sea Dogs 2
Linux distributor Lindows.com Inc is to introduce a flat-fee licensing plan to computer manufacturers for its forthcoming LindowsOS operating system.
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AMD World has posted an AMD & Intel article
The new chip also comes along with a 1.9GHz Pentium 4-M and a handful of mobile Celerons, meeting Intel's internal target for shipping a 2GHz mobile chip by mid-year.
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A developer of peer-to-peer (P-to-P) technology released a new application this week that allows groups of users to view a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation over the Internet in a collaborative setting.
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A new report from market researcher ARS speculates that the PC giant is getting ready to go with a system based on Microsoft's Pocket PC software.
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OC Workbench has posted pictures of the ECS Xabre 400 AGP 8x graphics card
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FTC's Simons said a possible remedy would be to prevent Rambus from enforcing any U.S. patents against SDRAM producers if the patents stem from patent applications filed prior to Rambus' withdrawal from Jedec in 1998.
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FTC's Simons said a possible remedy would be to prevent Rambus from enforcing any U.S. patents against SDRAM producers if the patents stem from patent applications filed prior to Rambus' withdrawal from Jedec in 1998.
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Ensembled Studios want 10.000 gamers to try their game Age of Mythology. About the game: "Age of Mythology preserves the familiar elements popular in previous Age of Empires games. Wonders, civilization bonuses, technology trees, resource gathering, empire building, and large armies clashing on fields of battle are all at the heart of the game."
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Keep your eye on Walmart.com for new Microtel systems bearing the Mandrake logo. The systems will sell alongside the newly announced Lindows-based PCs, say sources. And continue to look for more online retail envelope-pushing from Wal-Mart's online wing, of all places.
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The banking giant will process credit card payments for the online payment company under a deal the companies are expected to announce on Thursday.
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Using blue lasers in place of the standard red, the company squeezes nearly two CDs worth of data onto a coin-size disc. But adding such technology to portable devices is not easy.
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Explosive Hardware has changed their name to Explosive Labs.
President Paul Otellini says "Madison" is "alive and wiggles." The company has produced samples of the chip and has booted up "multiple operating systems" on it.
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Tweakers Australia has posted some news about overclocking the P4 1.7GHz on 800MHz Bus
ZZZ's 133rd issue is out
The high-end computer maker announces a free software initiative aimed at undercutting the software giant in the battle to set the standards of the next-generation Internet.
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No. 2 chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. on Tuesday said it expects a "substantial" second quarter operating loss as weakness in PC sales will lead to revenues that fall far short of estimates, and its shares fell in after hours trade.
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The chipmaker is closing the last of many business experiments it undertook in the late '90s after having steadily trimmed investments and the number of employees in the division.
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VR-Zone has put up a Day 1 report on the CommunicAsia 2002 that is taking place in Singapore from June 18th to 21st.
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Just to let you know that telewest's blueyonder service is now available to order at 1mbps
As a user of their 512kbps service, i was pleasantly surprised to find that they're only charging an extra £10 per month for this - AND they've doubled the upload speed to 256kbps
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Just to let you know that telewest's blueyonder service is now available to order at 1mbps
As a user of their 512kbps service, i was pleasantly surprised to find that they're only charging an extra £10 per month for this - AND they've doubled the upload speed to 256kbps
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Joseph Nacchio resigns at the request of the board, as continued financial problems plague the telecommunications company.
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The chip giant is planning to release several "building blocks" to make it easier for business partners to build servers using the company's processors.
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Microsoft is changing pricing for its BizTalk Server. Company executives acknowledge that adoption of the application-integration software for business-to-business transactions over the Internet has lagged far behind its use in connecting internal business applications.
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Ascully has posted a review on the XFX Geforce 4 TI4400 graphics card
The five major record labels are hit with a lawsuit charging that new CDs designed to thwart piracy are defective and should either be barred from sale or carry warning labels.
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