Business Computing

The folks at IBM research have been busy manipulating atoms to make a stop-motion movie.

Philip Carmack is moving on to another company, and Deepu Talla is moving up to fill his shoes.

Corsair has clarified that Francisco Partners will not be acquiring Corsair, but will instead invest $75 million making it a shareholder.

Best Buy is pulling out of Europe.

A technical look at how GPUs can aid visual effects.

To comply with Crucial’s IP rights over the “Dominator” name, EK-RAM has renamed its RAM products to “EK-RAM Monarch.”

Through joint company collaboration, Intel’s 910 Series Solid State Drives have received VMware certification.

The Elite Display is a business-oriented monitor with a 23" LED backlit display and a native resolution of 1920 x 1080.

Biostar may have revealed that AMD will be releasing four business class "Richland" APUs in June 2013.

Interested parties have one month to offer their comments.

Phillips has rolled out two almost identical 29" AH-IPS W-LED 21:9 monitors.

NEC is rolling out its 24" AH-IPS 16:10 MultiSync P242W monitor.

AMD’s new Embedded G-Series SoC Platform features its next generation “Jaguar” CPU architecture, Radeon HD 8000 graphics and is advertised as offering “exceptional performance with shared resources to help reduce power consumption and die space."

Something for the rumor mill to chew on.

Expects steady growth through to the end of the year.

Peter Klein is leaving Microsoft to spend time with his other family.

The eBOX 730-860-FL is a durable embedded system with isolated COM ports and support for an Intel Core i7 processor.

That should make a dent in Google's bottom line.

WD has released a number of new SAS enterprise class 10K RPM drives.