AMD to unveil branding strategy for new chip
AMD's new high-end Athlon processor will be unveiled next week along with an Intel-type branding strategy targetting different segments of the computing market.
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Vendors flock to Intel's new Pentium III, Celeron
Intel leapfrogs AMD in race to 600MHz
ICANN downplays "inappropriate" talks with DOJ
House commerce head writes to Reno and Dyson,
Compaq sues emachines over patents
Korean firms refuses comment
Sun Shines in Q4 with 37 Percent Profit Gain
Sun Microsystems Inc. today reported higher-than-expected earnings for its fourth fiscal quarter, on record revenues of US$3.52 billion.
Intel Cuts Pentium III Prices Up to 14 Percent
Intel Corp. has cut prices up to 14 percent on its Pentium III processors, as the company prepares to introduce its fastest chip to date next month.
EDS, Microsoft Cozy Up in Services Deal
Global services firm Electronic Data Systems Corp. (EDS) and Microsoft Corp. said today they will work more closely together to deliver Microsoft-based IT systems to large corporate customers.
iMac helps Apple beat the street in Q3
Strong sales of its popular iMac computers helped drive Apple to its seventh consecutive profitable quarter, the company said on Wednesday.
Intel Q2 earnings fall short
Celeran sales caused average selling prices to slip.
Microsoft-Bristol case goes to jury this week
Jury process could take hours - or days
Global telcos, IT vendors unite to increase IPv6 awareness
More than 20 major vendors support forum
15 new firms approved to sell 'Net addresses
Companies to be accredited after July 16
Domain name provider provider suffers hack attack
CORE, ICANN not involved in attack, says Network Solutions
New protocol boosts wireless Web access
Some of the world's largest telecommunications firms and handset makers gathered in San Francisco this week to promote a technology that allows Internet content to be tailored for display on mobile telephones, pagers and other wireless devices.
Microsoft exec says Bristol offer is on the table
Microsoft's intention all along has been to offer Bristol a source code deal, says spokesman