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By Wolfgang Gruener Published
The representing body of the chip industry, the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), reported a disappointing result for August 2012.

By Kevin Parrish Published
Microsoft is investigating ways to beef up security without having to resort to a 2-step method.
By Kevin Parrish Published
Users of the new Office 2013 Preview can now install apps within the suite like Twitter and LinkedIn.

By Jane McEntegart Published
Over a million users already, but will they stick around?

By Jane McEntegart Published
Microsoft finally moving away from 16-year-old Hotmail.
By Kevin Parrish Published
Blizzard's Rob Pardo agrees with Gabe Newell's comment about Windows 8.

By Douglas Perry Published
Elpida may be disappearing soon, but it appears that the bad news is being replaced with an overall positive outlook for the DRAM industry.

By Andrew Ku Published
Qualcomm has big plans for its next-generation of mobile chip technology.

By Douglas Perry Published
In a keynote given at ISSCC, Intel executive vice president and chief product officer Dadi Perlumtter provided a long term outlook of processor requirements as we are moving further into terascale computing, eventually hitting exascale systems in 2020.

By Andrew Ku Published
A number of metrics are used to quantify storage performance. If you're a regular Joe, you have to be wondering how such dry terminology can apply to office work. Rather than telling you, we're going to dissect several routine computing tasks.
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