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	Overclock Your CPU, GPU, and RAM You want the best performance possible from your computer, but you can't afford any hardware upgrades. No problem--we'll show you how to safely overclock your existing desktop PC's CPU, GPU, and RAM and give it an extra shot in the arm. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain Case Study: Roundarch Read this case study to learn how Roundarch has eliminated costly hardware and tedious tape backup tasks while enabling users to self-recover their PC data without any risk of productivity loss or downtime. Read more. In this Issue North Korea making its own PCs Tablet PCs to dominate Taipei computer show Oracle returns growth to Sun server business: IDC Why You Should Ditch Your Windows XP Laptop Right Now Sharky: Just like he was told to Jonny Evans: Apple's Mac steals Windows enterprise sales Cray debuts GPU-augmented supercomputers If Watson can win on Jeopardy, can't I just use machine translation? Financial services firms to increase IT spending: survey Square iPad app makes cash registers history DOWNLOAD: Citrix Free Download: Citrix® NetScaler® Now you can get the ultimate in dynamic, cost-effective Web app delivery with Citrix® NetScaler® VPX. Simply download the free Express Edition of this virtual appliance and you'll experience infinitely flexible L4-7 load balancing, Web app acceleration and security from a single, virtual appliance. Click to continue North Korea making its own PCs North Korea might be an unlikely place to find a PC factory, but the country has started manufacturing three models of computers, according to a recent state TV report. Read More Tablet PCs to dominate Taipei computer show Tablet PCs will dominate the massive Computex trade show in Taipei next week, where top brands and obscure white-box makers will show new models of the popular devices, including some that run on Intel's new Oak Trail mobile processor. Read More Oracle returns growth to Sun server business: IDC Oracle logged a small milestone in its Sun acquisition during the first quarter, expanding sales of Sun's server hardware for the first time in three-and-a-half years, IDC reported Tuesday. Read More Why You Should Ditch Your Windows XP Laptop Right Now Regardless of which computer publication you are reading, or which family members you're rubbing shoulders with, the chances are you've come across the Stubborn Windows XP User. Now there's nothing wrong with being a devotee of anything. You name it, you can find a club for it. There's a club for Canadian Tire Money, for Pete's sake. Read More Sharky: Just like he was told to This female user complains that the guy in the next cubicle is surfing porn on the Web -- and after an investigation, he's gone. But that's not the end. Read More DOWNLOAD: Hitachi Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer Pinpoint root cause of network issues up to 90% faster. Automated Root Cause Analysis speeds remediation. FREE video and 30-day trial. Download free 30-day trial Jonny Evans: Apple's Mac steals Windows enterprise sales Executives from the CEO down want iPads on their systems, forcing corporate IT staff to drop their long-held anti-Apple prejudices. Where the iPad walks, the Mac follows, which is why the Mac is stealing the enterprise while hearts close down on Windows. Read More Cray debuts GPU-augmented supercomputers The Cray Xk6 system will be the first to use Nvidia GPUs as co-processors. Read More If Watson can win on Jeopardy, can't I just use machine translation? Organizations must make decisions as to which content warrants higher-quality human-based translation, which content can be handled effectively via MT, and which content may benefit from a hybrid approach of MT and human translation. Read More Financial services firms to increase IT spending: survey Three-quarters of IT leaders at financial services firms plan to increase IT spending over the next 12 months and 55% expect to shift more capital expenses to managed services, according to a Bloomberg survey. Read More Square iPad app makes cash registers history Tech startup Square announced Monday that it's working to turn the iPad, iPhone and Android devices into portable payment systems. Read More
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