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Hardware ComputerworldUK Hardware is your essential resource for all the latest news, analysis, case studies and reviews of desktops, displays, grid computing, laptops, mainframes, peripherals, printers, processors and servers.
Top news story
Analysts: AMD's foundry spin-off may save company
Advanced Micro Devices' decision to spin off its chip-manufacturing business into a separate company just may save the floundering firm, analysts said.
AMD's decision to split into a chip-designing company and a chip-making company should help return the company to profitability sooner, said several analysts who watch the chip-making industry. AMD would remain as the chip-designing company, while the new company, tentatively called The Foundry Co., would focus on chip-making under the plan, unveiled Tuesday.
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- AMD to cut costs and spin-off manufacturing
- Free version of Hyper-V hits the streets
- CERN grid boosts drug and climate change research
- Microsoft updates desktop management tools
- New plate from BT promises broadband boost
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In-depth
Intel, AMD multicore chip sales may be slowed by software
A lack of software that can work with multicore chips has left enterprises unable to receive the full benefits from expensive hardware upgrades.
News analysis
Microsoft IE8 Beta 2 browser is a memory hog
Is IE 8 designed primarily for multi-core processors, and if will it be appropriate for end users with single or dual core machines?
Opinion
VMware faces increasing pressure on pricing
Like it or not, money is becoming a more important part of the decision-making process in the virtualisation market.
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Opinion
VMware's ESXi freeware raises scurity concerns
VMWare’s move to make its ESXi virtual server available free as it prepares for the threat of competition from Microsoft's Hyper-V hypervisor will be welcome by many IT departments, but carries risk
Case study
Marriott takes disaster recovery underground
Marriott is about to become the largest private datacentre customer in Iron Mountain's 145 acre 'underground city'.
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Technology
Fusion: Is 2010 delivery too little, too late?
In the world of high-tech product announcements, 18 January, 2006, seems like an awfully long time ago. On that date, Oracle executives, including President Charles Phillips, boasted that they were halfway through the Oracle Fusion Applications development process.
Management
HP EDS to slash more than 3,000 UK jobs
HP plans to slash 3,378 jobs over two years following its acquisition of EDS, in a move that has angered the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS).
Toolbox
Richard Sykes: It's the humans, stupid!
Technology doesn't just develop itself, and talent management skills are vital when it comes to innovative projects
