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Microsoft selects SIS for XBox chipset

Microsoft selects SIS for XBox chipset 11/05/2003 04:10 AM
ZDNet Australia Nov 5 2003 3:37AM ET

Microsoft selects SIS for Xbox chipset

Microsoft selects SIS for Xbox chipset 11/04/2003 06:02 PM
Taiwanese chipmaker Silicon Integrated Systems will help create input/output chips for the Xbox, another significant step in the makeover of Microsoft's gaming box.

Mai Logic Licenses IBM's Elastic
Interface Technology For Its Articia
Chipset Family and Teron Series Systems
in Support of PowerPC 970 Microprocessor
Family.

Mai Logic Licenses IBM's Elastic
Interface Technology For Its Articia
Chipset Family and Teron Series Systems
in Support of PowerPC 970 Microprocessor
Family. 01/03/2004 02:34 AM
Mai Logic Licenses IBM's Elastic Interface Technology For Its Articia Chipset Family and Teron Series Systems in Support of PowerPC 970 Microprocessor Family.

Xbox Next in 2005? 2006?Recent comments
from Microsoft's CEO seem to indicate
that the next Xbox won't be out

Xbox Next in 2005? 2006?Recent comments
from Microsoft's CEO seem to indicate
that the next Xbox won't be out 07/30/2004 05:44 PM
Gigex Jul 30 2004 9:41PM GMT

Xbox 2/Xbox Next/Xenon to Debut at E3
2005

Xbox 2/Xbox Next/Xenon to Debut at E3
2005 02/01/2005 08:44 PM

Xbox 360 name confirmed for the next
generation xbox

Xbox 360 name confirmed for the next
generation xbox 04/14/2005 06:14 AM

MS 'to drop' Xbox compatibility from
Xbox 2

MS 'to drop' Xbox compatibility from
Xbox 2 06/22/2004 09:06 AM
The Register Jun 22 2004 1:10PM GMT

As IBM teams with Microsoft on XBox 2,
some see a G5 in the Xbox

As IBM teams with Microsoft on XBox 2,
some see a G5 in the Xbox 11/03/2003 01:26 PM

IBM's Web Fountain

IBM's Web Fountain 01/16/2004 12:59 PM
IBM's Web Fountain: Creating Computers that Are Not Glueless
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/WEBONLY/publicfeature/jan04/0104comp1.h tml

Computers can manipulate vast amounts of data, without knowing what any of it actually means. Now a major breakthrough in the field of machine understanding could spell big business for its developer, IBM, as well as data miners, content providers, libraries and anyone else who relies on information. IBM's WebFountain is a huge collection of processors, routers and disk drives running a menagerie of software applications, all dedicated to one purpose: making sense of the churning ocean of information, opinion and falsehood that floods the Internet. WebFountain sucks in data like a search engine. Then its analysis engine sniffs out its own clues about a document's meaning and provides insight into what the search results mean in aggregate. WebFountain's most amazing trick: it converts unlabeled data into XML-labeled data. A variety of annotators, each specializing in a separate subject, scans each document looking for familiar references, and automatically adds XML tags when it spots them. Result: a uniform, structured format that can be searched and analyzed. In a few months, in partnership with online news company Factiva, IBM will launch a service to allow companies to track their reputations online: what journalists are reporting about them, which blogs have said what about them, even the latest buzz in chat rooms.

IBM's mixed bag

IBM's mixed bag 07/15/2004 05:06 PM
CNN Jul 15 2004 9:35PM GMT

IBM's Chiphopper

IBM's Chiphopper 04/07/2005 05:52 PM
ZDNet Apr 7 2005 9:49PM GMT

IBM's Tablet PC

IBM's Tablet PC 01/22/2004 02:10 AM
Some photos and details of IBM's long-rumored Tablet PC, the Xnote LT-20, which, given the branding, looks like it is being built-in conjunction with LG....

Xbox Live Gets Feature UpgradeMicrosoft
has bumped up the feature content of its
Xbox Live service today

Xbox Live Gets Feature UpgradeMicrosoft
has bumped up the feature content of its
Xbox Live service today 04/22/2004 02:35 AM
Gigex Apr 22 2004 6:26AM GMT

Xbox 2 to be called Xbox 360?

Xbox 2 to be called Xbox 360? 04/15/2005 09:28 AM
Dvhardware.net - Fri Apr 15, 07:16 am GMT

Next Gen Xbox Could Be Named Xbox 360

Next Gen Xbox Could Be Named Xbox 360 02/05/2005 10:05 PM

IBM's PowerTune Technology

IBM's PowerTune Technology 02/16/2004 10:42 AM
TechWorld offers some early details of IBM's new PowerTune technology in the PowerPC 970FX.The company claims that the chip's unique power-tuning tech...

IBM's Power5 worth a second look

IBM's Power5 worth a second look 12/29/2004 01:48 PM
If all things were equal and IBM Corp. made its systems as accessible as Dell Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. do theirs, the IBM Power5 processor could bury Intel Corp.'s Itanium 2. First introduced last summer, the Power5 is a one-two punch, a triumph of engineering from a company that excels not only in processor design but also in the submicron science of chip manufacturing and packaging.

IBM's New Semiconductor Technique

IBM's New Semiconductor Technique 08/03/2004 12:26 PM
Internet News Aug 3 2004 4:53PM GMT

IBM's first 64-bit blades to use G5 chip

IBM's first 64-bit blades to use G5 chip 11/14/2003 10:19 AM
IBM Corp. on Tuesday will unveil a new line of low-power blade servers based on the same 64-bit PowerPC 970 processor that Apple Computer Inc. uses in its Power Mac G5 computers. The new system, called the eServer BladeCenter JS20 will be IBM's first 64-bit blade offering, joining the 32-bit Xeon HS20 systems IBM is already shipping.

IBM's Lenovo Manuever

IBM's Lenovo Manuever 12/19/2004 03:07 PM

Cringley's analysis of IBM-Lenovo deal (via Scott Loftesness) evoked an image of an aircraft carrier executing a surprising tack in the middle of Suez Canal.  Clear the deck indeed.

IBM's new ultralight ThinkPad X40

IBM's new ultralight ThinkPad X40 12/29/2003 02:20 AM
Just received word from one of our sources that IBM is planning to launch their new ultralight 2.7 pound ThinkPad X40 in the US in...

IBM's is at the core of IT offshoring

IBM's is at the core of IT offshoring 03/08/2004 11:20 PM
The WSJ rips IBM's claim that it is adding jobs to its US workforce.  Basically, the slight of hand works like this:  a company outsources thousands of IT jobs to IBM.  IBM quickly moves to offshore them and radically cuts the pay/benefits of those that remain.  The net result is a net gain in jobs (from the few that remain after the offshoring).  IBM is basically a big blue job destruction machine.  For example:

Bonny Berger, a computer programmer in Elizabeth, N.J., had worked for AT&T for 21 years when she likewise was moved to IBM in 1999. Within four months, the project she was working on was moved to Canada and she was put to work updating software used to collect unpaid bills. After five months, she says, she was told that work would be moved to India and that she would train a replacement. Ms. Berger moved on to yet another IBM task. But in March 2002 she was told to retrain a replacement from Canada, after which she got a layoff notice.

NOTE:  remember that each good IT job outsourced destroys up to 4.5 other jobs in the general economy. 

NOTE2: The speed of this realignment in the economy is something that should concern everyone.  Prayer at the alter of the invisible hand is misguided.The invisible hand is a vengeful god that rains economic destruction down on the non-competitive. It has no special place in its heart for Americans.

IBM's Mills on Java, Sun and SOA

IBM's Mills on Java, Sun and SOA 04/23/2004 01:35 PM
The head of Big Blue's $13 billion software division weighs in on the Java open source issue, the Sun/Microsoft deal, and IBM's approach to SOA.

VCs Fill IBM's R&D Pipeline

VCs Fill IBM's R&D Pipeline 06/04/2004 01:52 PM
Internet News Jun 4 2004 5:35PM GMT

IBM's profits increase again

IBM's profits increase again 04/16/2004 03:33 AM
Computer giant IBM sees its profits grow by $1.6bn - the fifth quarterly rise it has enjoyed in a row.

IBM's Autonomic For The People

IBM's Autonomic For The People 07/16/2004 03:14 PM
Big Blue's new software installation technology is designed to simplify computing configuration.

IBM's ThinkPad Tablet PC

IBM's ThinkPad Tablet PC 07/16/2004 01:57 PM
Engadget Jul 16 2004 6:13PM GMT

IBM's PowerPC 65-nm Plans?

IBM's PowerPC 65-nm Plans? 12/15/2003 04:33 PM
AppleInsider reports that IBM is working on mobile/embedded 64-bit PowerPC processors under the "PowerPC 300" series name. This information echos r...

IBM's 750VX Finalized?

IBM's 750VX Finalized? 12/11/2003 02:19 PM
AppleInsider claims that IBM's 750VX ("Mojave") has been finalized but won't see introduction until Q3 2004. The new chip will reportedly support a...

IBM's energy saver

IBM's energy saver 11/14/2003 07:28 PM
Google, the large Internet search company, has been critical of high-powered server computers, saying they consume too much energy and require costly cooling ...

Re: Anyone know IBM's security address?

Re: Anyone know IBM's security address? 08/06/2004 06:52 PM
Jedi/Sector One (Aug 06 2004)

IBM's service science

IBM's service science 04/29/2004 06:28 AM
For many "hard" scientists, the social sciences rank up there with numerology and voodoo. "So, why is IBM looking into human behavior?" CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos asks.

IBM's battle with EMC gets NASty

IBM's battle with EMC gets NASty 04/06/2005 09:15 AM
IBM and Network Appliance on Wednesday announced a strategic storage relationship aimed at expanding both companies' product lines and offering a more united front against storage giant EMC.

Will IBM's New 'Xperanto' Take Over the
Enterprise?

Will IBM's New 'Xperanto' Take Over the
Enterprise? 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
To reduce query time and cut labor costs, companies must find a way to access data stored in disparate locations on the fly. Can IBM's new Xperanto database technology deliver what enterprises need, helping them manage and quickly access far-flung, heterogeneous data sources? Or will it prove to be just another overhyped technology that falls flat?

Anyone know IBM's security address?

Anyone know IBM's security address? 08/06/2004 06:52 PM
Michael Scheidell (Aug 06 2004)

Canadian Railway Hitches Up with IBM's
IT

Canadian Railway Hitches Up with IBM's
IT 12/05/2003 07:47 PM
Internet News Dec 5 2003 6:30PM ET

IBM's Cell at ISSCC next week: I'll be
there

IBM's Cell at ISSCC next week: I'll be
there 02/05/2005 09:36 PM
I just wanted to drop a quick line on the front page and let the industry types who read the site know that I'll be in San Francisco on Monday and Tuesday to cover IBM's unvieling of the Cell architecture at ISSCC. More details below the fold.

Computer giant IBM's sales up 11%

Computer giant IBM's sales up 11% 04/16/2004 03:29 AM
Ananova Apr 16 2004 8:04AM GMT

IBM's PC Division: No Profit in Over 3
Years

IBM's PC Division: No Profit in Over 3
Years 01/03/2005 12:02 PM
In a regulatory filing with the US Security and Exchange Commission, International Business Machines (IBM) revealed that its PC business, which was recently sold to Chinese computer giant Lenovo for $1.25 billion, hasn't been profitable for at least three and a half years. The revelation, which IBM would not have made were it not legally required for the sale to complete, was unusually blunt in its discussions about the economics of the PC business. "The [PC] business has a history of recurring loses, negative working capital, and an accumulated deficit," IBM wrote in the filing. "The ability to settle obligations as they come due is dependent on IBM funding the operations on an ongoing basis." The business lost $258 million in 2003, $171 million in 2002, and $397 million in 2001. In the first half of 2004, IBM's PC business lost $139 million on sales of $5.2 billion.
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