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- Transmeta investment could be a benefit in the LongRun
- What's AMD doing investing in Transmeta? Given its focus on cost-savings of late, AMD could be thinking that spending $7.5 million with Transmeta, now, could possibly help save many millions in research and development in the future. Here's why: Transmeta may be best known for making low-power chips. But...
- Tags: semiconductors, Power conservation, multicore processors, AMD
- Blog posts 2007-07-09
- Speculation: Vonage may sell itself to SprintNextel as soon as next week
- Thats according to one unnamed analyst paraphrased today by Light Reading reporter Raymond McConville.Articulating that scenario, McConville references the ongoing patent infringement dispute between SprintNextel and Vonage- and arguably cryptic statements by a Vonage executive that a settlement could be in the works.Referencing a recent analyst call, McConville notes that...
- Tags: Vonage, SprintNextel, General
- Blog posts 2007-04-17
- Comscore: AJAX, panel churn and spyware are business risks
- Comscore has filed to go public and the risk factors--AJAX, many rivals, and being classified as spyware--in its prospectus make for an interesting read. Comscore, which will use the ticker "SCOR," had 2006 revenue of $66.3 million up from $50 million in 2005. Earnings were...
- Tags: Wired & Wireless, Web Technology, General
- Blog posts 2007-04-03
- Dump your Cable or Satellite bill with free HDTV
- Dump your Cable or Satellite bill with free HDTVHDTV Not yet for meAlthough it does help to see that the cost of the service is better than cable, I don't yet have a reason to drop my cable service. Plus I am almost certain that I can't find any...
- Tags: TVs, Network technology, TV & Home Theater, Monday Night Football, MNF, HDTV, cable, satellite
- Discussion threads 2006-11-22
- Where Messman failed at Novell
- Where Messman failed at NovellTime will tell the taleNot all of Novell's problems can be thrown at Nessman's feet.Really, Novell acquired a 'gem' in the form of SUSE Linux in late 2003, so the move to put SUSE as the strategic technology centerpiece in place has been no small undertaking....
- Tags: Linux, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, UNIX, OpenSUSE 10.1, Microsoft Corp., IBM Corp., Novell Inc., SuSE
- Discussion threads 2006-06-22
- OASIS? XML? Permanence?
- OASIS? XML? Permanence?Heck even data crystalscan be corrupted by Techno Mages! I doubt that any data storage plan is good for 60 years - and even if you COULD find a medium that can hold data for 60 years, a human could find a way to lose it. I suppose...
- Tags: OpenOffice, XML, OASIS, Shostakovich, OpenOffice.org
- Discussion threads 2005-11-22
- SCO buyout settles BayStar investment spat
- SCO buyout settles BayStar investment spatDoes this add upBayStar are going to accept $23 million for $40 million dollars worth of preferred stock.Seems to me they just want to get what money they can and get out of the SCO deal.Show or foldIf SCO has the goods this should be...
- Tags: OPEN SOURCE, SCO Group Inc., BayStar
- Discussion threads 2004-06-01
- Corel to test WordPerfect for Linux
- Corel to test WordPerfect for LinuxWhy?Well, if they think it is going to sell to a bunch of hippies who want everything given to them for free. Then you might as well forget it, MS Office rules the word document market 95% of all docs are made in MS word.This...
- Tags: Word processors, UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, operating system, Linux, Corel Corp., Corel WordPerfect, OpenOffice, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-04-01
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