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Are iPads and Androids Pushing PCs to the Enterprise Margins?

With businesses expected to buy 30 percent of tablets shipped by 2015, does the PC have a future?

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Will Google be Lawyered to Death?

The sheer level of litigation aimed Google’s way is breathtaking.

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Intel Unveils 10-Core Xeon E7

Intel's new E7 family of Xeon CPUs is built on 32-nanometer processor technology and incorporates the chipmaker's Hyperthreading Technology.

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Where Will Linux Be in 20 Years?

Open source operating system celebrates 20 years, but what does the future hold and where does Linux go from here?

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Can Firefox Be Saved? Two Proposals

The lackluster performance of Mozilla Firefox 4 suggests the browser may have lost its way.

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Are iPads and Androids Pushing PCs to the Enterprise Margins?


With businesses expected to buy 30 percent of tablets shipped by 2015, does the PC have a future?

Will Google be Lawyered to Death?


The sheer level of litigation aimed Google’s way is breathtaking.

Intel Unveils 10-Core Xeon E7


Intel's new E7 family of Xeon CPUs is built on 32-nanometer processor technology and incorporates the chipmaker's Hyperthreading Technology.

Where Will Linux Be in 20 Years?


Open source operating system celebrates 20 years, but what does the future hold and where does Linux go from here?





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