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   NASA lands SGI, Intel for 10,000-processor supercomputer
 Intel CEO warns workers about late products
 Faster updates, more security to arrive in XP SP2
 Linux hacks rare as chickens' teeth: survey
 Users confused about utility computing: IDC
 Internal networks still vulnerable
 Pace of wireless subscriber growth quickens
 IPO set for Indian software-outsourcing firm
 Faster updates, more security to arrive in XP SP2
 4677 viruses in first six months of 2004
 Cisco settles patent-infringement suit with Huawei

 
 
 
NASA lands SGI, Intel for 10,000-processor supercomputer
Silicon Graphics (SGI) has been chosen by NASA to assemble a 500-terabyte supercomputer based on more than 10,000 Intel Itaniums. The configuration, for applications in space exploration, global warming research and aerospace engineering, will be one of the world's largest Linux OS-based supercomputers. More...

Intel CEO warns workers about late products
Intel CEO Craig Barrett has called on employees to focus on "actions and attitudes" to halt a string of product delays and manufacturing problems that have frustrated the world's largest chip maker, according to a Reuters report. More...

Faster updates, more security to arrive in XP SP2
A streamlined software update process and a more protective Internet Explorer browser will be some of the key features of Windows XP Service Pack 2 when it arrives next month, Microsoft executives said this week. More...

  Linux hacks rare as chickens' teeth: survey
Adding more fuel to the Linux vs Windows fire, a research firm this week released a survey that noted only eight percent of Linux developers had ever seen a virus infect their systems. More...

Users confused about utility computing: IDC
Uptake of utility computing is expected to be minor from an overall market perspective, according to a survey released by industry analyst IDC. More...

Internal networks still vulnerable
Companies have made significant strides in patching against vulnerabilities that threaten the perimeter, but fixing internal flaws is still a big problem, a researcher said this week. More...

Pace of wireless subscriber growth quickens
Worldwide wireless-subscriber growth is expected to surge over the next five years to 2.5 billion consumers, according to a market research firm. More...

IPO set for Indian software-outsourcing firm
Tata Consultancy Services, India's pioneering software-exporting firm that serves several major US customers, is floating its initial public offering this week, hoping to attract more than US$1 billion in the process. More...

Faster updates, more security to arrive in XP SP2
A streamlined software update process and a more protective Internet Explorer browser will be some of the key features of Windows XP Service Pack 2 when it arrives next month, Microsoft executives said this week. More...

4677 viruses in first six months of 2004
A firm specialising in the development of anti-virus and anti-spam software said this week that 4677 new viruses were written in the first six months of 2004 -- an increase of 21 percent over the same period last year. More...

Cisco settles patent-infringement suit with Huawei
Cisco Systems said this week it settled a patent-infringement suit against Huawei Technologies Company Ltd, which Cisco accused of copying source code from its internet operating system used in network equipment. More...

 
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