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Intel Corp. is poised to flood the market with new chips in upcoming weeks, including its first 64-bit processor, the long-delayed Itanium.
IBM programs work at keeping women and minority techies in-house.
Commodity hardware alone can't give Compaq a lift.
We remember hearing about Metricom in 1993 when it was out near Stanford University.
The B2B software maker scraps ambitious plans and returns to its roots.
Last month when IBM announced its strong first-quarter results, company chairman and CEO Lou Gerstner explained why IBM was performing so well when the economy was in the tank.
Unlike many internet consulting shops, Proxicom will live to fight another day-though not as an independent company.
New servers announced recently by Unisys Corp. and IBM highlight two strategies the computer makers are pursuing to attract customers.
Fab glitches also threaten delivery of newer chips.
IBM vows to spend billions on developing self-healing servers that require little human intervention.
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