Google just took away one of the world’s largest Outlook/Exchange installations for 1.5 million students at Australian schools, and replaced it with Gmail. The cost savings are substantial. The Outlook/Exchange platform involved a AU$33 million Continue reading “1.5 Million Australian Students Dump Outlook/Exchange For Gmail”.
There’s a new trojan for OS X users out now which attacks Apple’s remote desktop agent. The trojan uses a keylogger to gain valuable information from keystrokes and uses iSight to capture photos of the Continue reading “Rare Mac Trojan exploits Apple vulnerability”.
D-Link have appointed a new CEO and President. Tony Tsao will be starting on July 1st. He will be replacing JC Liao. Taiwan-based branded networking device maker D-Link has appointed Tony Tsao as its new Continue reading “D-Link appoints new CEO and president”.
Industry insiders are talking about what move Seagate Technology, the world’s largest and most successful disk drive maker, is going to make to get into a better position in the NAND flash market. Analyst Daniel Continue reading “Seagate Ready to Acquire NAND Source IM Flash Technologies From Intel”.
The number of personal computers in use around the world has surpassed 1 billion, with strong growth in emerging markets set to double the number of PCs by early 2014, research firm Gartner said on Continue reading “Computers in use pass 1 billion mark: Gartner”.
HP on Monday is announcing the contribution of its Tru64 Unix Advanced File System (AdvFS) source code to the Linux community, offering capabilities in uptime, security, and improved performance of Linux file systems, the company Continue reading “HP donating file system to Linux – Tru64 Unix Advanced File System (AdvFS)”.
AMD has recently notified its partners it is developing a processor to enter the low-cost PC market alongside Intel’s Atom and Via Technologies’ Nano CPUs. The new CPUs will be officially launched by the end Continue reading “AMD to launch low-cost PC processor by year-end”.
NVIDIA announced the GeForce 9800 GTX+ this morning when ATI announced the Radeon HD 4850. We covered the Radeon HD 4850 here and have since worked out our drivers issue and the card is being Continue reading “NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ Is 55nm – NVIDIA Pulls A Fast One”.
Find reviews from around the web by visiting our forums! The following comes from TweakTown’s MSI P45 Platinum Motherboard Review: “Today we have an early market sample of MSIs P45 Platinum which is their top Continue reading “June 19 News from Around the Web”.
If you run F@H you’ll be happy to know that the NVIDIA beta client has been released, which means you can fold on your GPU. The initial release works on Windows only, but this is Continue reading “NVIDIA Users Can Run Folding @ Home – Windows GPU2 6.12 beta 6 Released”.
At the International Supercomputing Conference, AMD today announced that its AMD Opteron processors have helped deliver many of the top performing supercomputers in the world. For the first time ever, AMD technology plays a role Continue reading “Worlds Fastest Supercomputers Employ AMD Opteron CPUs”.
Today, NVIDIA announced that the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information Supercomputing Center has selected NVIDIA Quadro FX 5600 graphics cards to power the visual computing performance in its 146-computing node, high-definition visualization system. Continue reading “KISTI Supercomputing Center Uses NVIDIA Quadro FX 5600 Graphics”.
CoolIT Systems just announced the availability of the NV200 VGA Coldplate that is compatible with the new GeForce GTX280 and GTX260 cards recently announced by NVIDIA. The solution features a single slot, high performance liquid Continue reading “CoolIT Systems Announces VGA Cooler for the NVIDIA GTX280 Video Card”.
The new version of the Firefox Web browser became available as a free download today, but the release was delayed nearly two hours as users visiting the crashed the Mozilla servers. Firefox supporters organized a Continue reading “Firefox Goes for a Record, Breaks Mozilla Servers”.
A commercial network launched in Amsterdam on Tuesday is the first in Europe to use a mobile version of the Wimax standard to allow users to surf the Web at high speeds while on the Continue reading “Amsterdam gets Europe’s first mobile Wimax network”.
