HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - German police have arrested an 18-year-old man suspected of creating the "Sasser" computer worm, police said on Saturday.
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Dan has published another issue of his letter column
By the end of 2005, Intel Corp. will have shifted all of its processor designs for everything from notebook chips to SMP (symmetric multiprocessor) servers to dual-core chips, resulting in the discontinuation of two single-core processors on its current road maps.
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The technology cable channel hands 285 employees their walking papers, a move that was widely feared by workers after Comcast announced in March that it would acquire TechTV.
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Neoseeker has posted a report from the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference
Advanced Micro Devices introduces a new measure to help consumers and resellers distinguish genuine products from imitations.
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The company targets government offices and small businesses with new servers that start at $499.
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Hexus has done a preview of Q2 2004
Dan has posted another letters column
MBReview.com's sister-site has been launched
A new version of the Storyteller CMS System (the PHP/MySQL based backend behind NT Compatible) has been released. This release comes with many new features including subcategories and themes.
An updated evaluation version should be released in the next few days.
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Overclocking HQ has posted an article about removing the ICQ ads
Many of you may find the ICQ welcome screen annoying. Maybe those flashy ads at that the top of your buddy list. And have you ever used that google search bar? They even have the nerve to stick a huge banner in every message dialog window...Read more
VR-Zone has posted a coverage from an AMD Plant Tour
Dan has published issue 101 of his letters column
AMDBoard has posted the secrets of Athlon 64 3200+ Stepping
Dan's Data has posted issue 32 of the I/O letters column
The company introduces optical storage discs that use blue laser technology to hold more data and that offer improved durability.
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An upgrade to the instant-messaging software follows similar moves by rivals America Online and Microsoft. The makeover focuses on graphics and animation, and expands familiar perks.
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Nvidia Corp. said it had purchased the assets, including intellectual property and patents, of iReady Corp., a firm that had developed products for storage networking.
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Forgent Networks slaps 31 companies with lawsuits alleging patent infringement over compression technology it claims is core to the JPEG image standard.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) has gone from an after thought among server customers to the darling of the enterprise world in just a year. The companys Opteron chip has opened doors of corporate server rooms for AMD, and many enterprises are flirting with the new kid on the block.
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Toshiba Corp. has developed a hard disk drive for notebook computers that can hold 100GB of data. The company expects to begin selling it later this year, it said Thursday.
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The security specialist is changing its name and selling one of its product lines in a move to boost profitability.
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A new feature will let subscribers access their e-mail through third-party applications such as Eudora and Microsoft's Outlook.
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Rising DRAM (dynamic RAM) prices could mean bad news for users who hope to find cheap computers packed with lots of memory.
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By 2008, annual LCD television shipments will have shot up from about 4 million units to 40 million, with a sharp growth spike this year, according to a report from iSuppli.
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Researchers are pushing the envelope in data transmission speeds as they look toward building supercomputing grids.
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Digital Silence send words that the Serial ATA 2 Specification are completed
Dan has posted issue #100 of his letters column
MIAMI - America Online Inc. has given its ICQ instant messaging service a significant revamping, including the ability for developers to create plug-in applications to extend ICQ's functionality, according to a company official.
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An AOL job listing indicates intentions to recharge its neglected portal and Web browser, and take Netscape in a "dramatically different direction."
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Dave Altavilla send words that HotHardware.com has been updated
Icetek has posted a Virtual Telecommunication Facility Tour
The instant-messaging pioneer plans to unveil an API program with the release of ICQ 4.0 next week.
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DesignTechnica has posted an editorial "Message to Microsoft: Merge Portable Media Center Into Pocket PC"
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) posted its second straight profitable quarter, as higher flash memory and Opteron sales led the way in the first quarter of 2004, the company said Wednesday.
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TCMagazine has posted an article on WinFS
The company says it will bundle Symantec's AntiVirus Scan Engine with PGP encryption products to reduce the risk of unwanted payloads in e-mail.
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The Web search giant on Thursday will introduce capabilities for U.S. and international advertisers to reach Web surfers by their city of origin, the search site's latest push for more ad sales.
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Security giant Symantec hopes to continue its rapid growth in the consumer security market by offering EarthLink subscribers a bundled firewall and antivirus package.
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The search engine giant says it is "batting about" possible changes to its Gmail Web-based e-mail service, which launched last month to a chorus of privacy concerns.
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New two-way-capabable Itaniums at 1.4-GHz and 1.6-GHz, each with 3MB of level-3 cache, aim to trim the total cost of ownership of Itanium-based servers.
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Intel Corp. reported significant revenue growth for the first quarter compared to a year ago, as the chip company prepares for volume shipments of several products.
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All but one of the five Web sites targeted by the worm's denial-of-service attack have been knocked over or had to change their Web address to remain accessible.
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Dan has posted issue #99 of his letters column
A technology gamble appears to be paying off for Advanced Micro Devices CTO Fred Weber. Will it be enough to once and for all rid AMD of its underdog tag?
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- In a move to drive down the cost of systems built with its Itanium 2 microprocessor, Intel Corp. plans to make future versions of its Xeon and Itanium processors interchangeable at the socket level, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
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The company seeks to push its workstation software beyond the high-end technology expert into more general enterprise use with the release this week of the latest version of its desktop virtual machine software.
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