Istanbul
15 Stories
Shanghai to lead the way for AMD
News New Opteron processor marks chipmaker's shift to 45-nanometer technology, and boasts features that will help AMD "capture leadership position", says exec.
Tags: Processors, Multiprocessor servers, Software engineering/development, Virtualization, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Shanghai, Cloud Computing, OEM, AMD Opteron, Istanbul
Intel's Dunnington comes in fours and sixes
News Chip giant launches three iterations of industry's first six-core 45-nanometer processors targeted at high-end server market. Another four versions are quad-core.
Tags: Multiprocessor servers, Processors, Hewlett-Packard Co., Intel Corp., Virtualization, Intel Xeon, Quad-core, Server, Istanbul, performance
HP unveils new offering for 'scale-out' setting
News Built for cloud computing and high performance environments, the new portfolio includes ProLiant SL server family and aims at cost and resource savings.
Tags: Data centers, Servers, Business applications, Hewlett-Packard Co., Singapore, HP Compaq ProLiant, Environment, Server, partnership, R&D
HP delivers Istanbul-powered servers
News The seven ProLiants built on AMD's new six-core Opteron chip come with heat- and power-management functions designed to drive down energy consumption.
Tags: Servers, Data centers, Processors, Hardware, Cray Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., HP Compaq ProLiant, Power supplies, surge suppression, Server
AMD revises server road map
News Troubled company looks ahead to a new six-core processor and the arrival of a next-generation core well into the next decade.
Tags: Servers, Multiprocessor servers, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Notebook, layoff, Server, enterprise computing, Istanbul, processor, PC processor
AMD launches 'Istanbul' six-core processors
News New Opteron processors are aimed at the high-performance computing and virtualization markets.
Tags: Processors, Multiprocessor servers, Supercomputing, Virtualization, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Intel Xeon, Quad-core, Server, AMD Opteron, Istanbul
Microsoft IM release expected soon
News Bill Gates is expected to unveil Istanbul, a new communications client, in a few weeks.
Tags: Instant messaging
Microsoft updates corporate IM
News "Istanbul," part of the company's Live Communications Server 2005, weaves in features commonly found in Outlook.
Tags: Business applications
Microsoft, Siemens push to collaborate
News Microsoft and Siemens Communications Group announced a partnership Tuesday to market and sell a suite of software tools for enhanced corporate Web conferencing and communication.
Tags: Instant messaging
Microsoft logs on to secure corporate IM
News Live Communications Server 2005 will encrypt instant-messaging communications but also link to Yahoo, AOL chat.
Tags: Business applications
CeBIT Asia: Consumer, small business solutions
News The four-day CeBIT Asia 2002 exhibition was clearly skewed towards the consumer, office automation and small business markets.
Xybase to hit global airport market with Web-centric systems
News Xybase Technologies (M) Sdn Bhd (Xybase) a home-grown systems integration company, plans to introduce an entirely new concept in airport management systems where its core components are built on e-commerce and Internet technologies.
AMD delivers its own server platform
News Low-power platform, formerly codenamed Fiorano, offers server builders combination of six-core Opteron with choice of three chipsets from AMD.
Tags: Processors, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., PCI Express, Server, AMD Opteron, performance, processor, product marketing, data center, chipset
AMD launches low-power six-core Opterons
News New processors, the first six-core chips under AMD's power-efficient HE line-up, are now available in Hewlett-Packard systems.
Tags: Processors, Hewlett-Packard Co., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Chip, Chip Company, Quad-core, Web Server, Server, AMD Opteron, processor
GSM operators vote for unity
News Chief executives from some of the world's largest mobile phone companies agreed yesterday to share standards and strategies for second and third-generation (3G) mobile communications.
