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Macintosh OS X on x86 hardware?
Author: JT Smith
CNN explores what it would take to convert Macintosh's OS X to x86 compatibility. The company's NeXT line ran on x86 hardware...
Linux joins the wireless LAN-rush
Author: JT Smith
LinuxWorld discusses Linux' role in the development of wireless networking and technology, and the history of Linux' involvement in wireless.
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Unix
IBM teams with Kymata to build optical chip
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports on IBM's claim to an optical chip breakthrough and its partnership with Kymata, a Scottish semiconductor manufacturer, to build the...
Compaq rejects Transmeta’s Crusoe
Author: JT Smith
InfoWorld.com is reporting that Compaq has confirmed it will not use Transmeta's low-power Crusoe chip for its next generation of Armada laptops.
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Rambus on a rampage: part 2
Author: JT Smith
Christopher Robato Yao of 32BitsOnline comments on the Rambus legal stragety: "Half of the memory market is the consumer; the other half...
Intel IP platform ships
Author: JT Smith
Intel subsidiary Dialogic has unveiled the Intel Communications
Platform (ICP), a set of software components to let corporate
customers build their IP...
Linux-based Intel Itanium processor systems
Author: JT Smith
NewsAlert alerts the community to SGI's demonstration of a 16-Itanium processor TurboLinux-based system.
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Unix
JBSi, Century Software announce agreement
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: JBSi (Jones Business Systems, Incorporated) and Century Software, Inc.
announced that JBSi has become a nationwide distributor of...
Is content delivery the future for Cisco?
Author: JT Smith
Interactive Week reports that the networking giant is on a mission to convince service providers that their future lies in managing content...
Emulating the past – old games on new Linux
Author: JT Smith
The Linux Journal brings us this reminiscence: "I learned a lot about computers from my Color Computer. I wrote programs in BASIC...