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	Adapteva aims 64-core chip at tablets, smartphones Smartphones and tablets are demanding more computing power, and chip company Adapteva hopes to bring server-type performance to the devices with a chip it is announcing on Monday. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Read now HP's Converged Infrastructure incorporates tools that make remote support and management efficient and effective. HP Insight Control, for example, helps reduce server deployment time from four hours to just 20 minutes, a 12-fold decrease in deployment time. Read now In this Issue Ellison unveils 'Exalytics' in-memory machine Mac clone maker may take fight with Apple to Supreme Court Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus JR Raphael: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II: The verdict is in Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? Tablets, smartphones to get speed boost with new memory Preston Gralla: Why Windows 8 tablets won't likely fear the Kindle Fire Fusion-io doubles flash card's speed, capacity; halves price WHITE PAPER: Intel Deploy 10GbE 10GBASE-T with Dell & Intel Virtualization, server and application technologies are shifting bottlenecks from the data center to network I/O. This paper describes how to use 10GBase-T to broadly deploy 10 Gigabit Ethernet and help avoid I/O networking bottlenecks. Click to continue Ellison unveils 'Exalytics' in-memory machine Oracle CEO Larry Ellison unveiled the Exalytics Intelligence Machine, the latest member of the company's products that combine software and hardware, during a keynote address at the OpenWorld conference on Sunday in San Francisco. Read More Mac clone maker may take fight with Apple to Supreme Court A U.S. appellate court rejected an appeal by Mac clone maker Psystar in a long-running case related to copyright infringement of Apple's Mac OS X operating system. Read More Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet, an update that is lighter and more powerful than the original, and that runs a 1.2 GHz dual core processor. Read More JR Raphael: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II: The verdict is in AT&T's Galaxy S II is smaller than Sprint's model, but it's no less powerful -- or pleasant on the eyes. Read More WHITE PAPER: Rackspace Moving your Infrastructure to the Cloud This paper details the significant benefits that Cloud Computing brings and provides guidance to IT decision makers to help their decision making process. This is especially important given the plethora of vendors in the marketplace today. Read Now! Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? Computerworld wants to know: What type of tech gear do you most want to receive as a holiday present this year? Let us know by taking our quick poll. We'll focus on the most popular product types in our 2011 holiday gift guide. Read More Tablets, smartphones to get speed boost with new memory A new form of mobile DDR3 memory that can speed up tablets, smartphones and laptops could appear in devices starting as early as late next year, with adoption ramping up in 2013, analysts said. Read More Preston Gralla: Why Windows 8 tablets won't likely fear the Kindle Fire Windows 8 tablets won't be released until sometime next year, but a look at the Kindle Fire tablet and the Windows 8 Developer Preview shows that the Fire won't likely cut significantly into the Windows 8 tablet market. Read More Fusion-io doubles flash card's speed, capacity; halves price Fusion-io released the first upgrade to its flash drive hardware in four years, increasing throughput to 3GBps and the capacity of a full-length flash card to 2.4TB. Read More
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