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HP Building a One-Stop Data Center Shop EDS deal is huge, but so is a much smaller acquisition of a few months ago in the overall HP plan....TAKE CONTROL OF REMOTE computers Support, configure and install applications and updates remotely for greater efficiency. eWEEK Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Ants Swarm, Break ElectronicsInvading ants swarm Houston, shorting electrical boxes and breaking computers. ABCnews.com Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Ultra Compact Box PC features low power VIA C7 CPU.Fanless eBOX647-FL supports VIA C7 1.5 ghz processor with VIA CX700 single-chip core logic controller. Protected by 7.87 x 5.90 x 2.07 in. rugged aluminum housing, eBOX647-FL can be used in space-limited and harsh environments. Embedded box computer has door at bottom for access to RAM and CompactFlash(TM) card, and operates without noise in critical environments at temperature from 0-50°C. Vibration resistance is up to 2 Grms for stable operations.This story is related to the following:Computer hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Embedded computers | Space Saving Industrial Computers
Game Web site gets users to help make computers smarterPITTSBURGH (AP) -- Carnegie Mellon University researchers hope Web surfers will spend their free time playing Internet-based games to help other people's and businesses' computers get smarter.... The Arizona Republic Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Games With A Purpose Help With Tasks That Tax ComputersFalkkin writes 'Luis von Ahn and his team at Carnegie Mellon University have launched GWAP, a new web site for 'Games With A Purpose.' By playing these online game s, humans help provide data for problems that are hard for computers to solve, such as computer vision and sound classification. Slashdot has previously covered other human computation projects by Dr. von Ahn, including the ESP Game and reCAPTCHA. The new web site contains a re-vamping of the ESP Game as well as four completely new games.' (Falkkin also points to a AP story on GWAP and to coverage at the BBC.) of this story at Slashdot.
IBM Touts Supercomputers for the EnterpriseStony Stevenson writes 'IBM has announced an initiative to offer smaller versions of its high- performance computers to enterprise customers. The first new machine is a QS22 BladeCenter server powered by a Cell processor. Developed to power gaming systems, the Cell chip has also garnered interest from the supercomputing community owing to its ability to handle large amounts of floating point calculations. IBM hopes that the chips, which currently power climate modelling and other traditional supercomputing tasks, will also appeal to customers ranging from financial analysis firms to animation studios.' of this story at Slashdot.
Industrial Rackmount Barebone suits compute-intensive jobs.Measuring 18.9 x 17.7 x 3.5 in., RoHS-compliant, IPC220 utilizes Intel® Core(TM)2 Duo processor up to 2.1 GHz with Intel® Q965+ICH8DO Express chipset on industrial ATX motherboard. Built-in riser card offers 2 free PCI slots for expansion, while 2 SATA II HDDs with RAID 0/1 function provide data redundancy and fault tolerance. Along with 4 dual-channel DDR2 677/800 MHz DIMMs up to 8 GB, box computer supports 300 W ATX power supply and delivers various connectivity options.This story is related to the following:Computer hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Industrial Computers
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