International Business Machines Corporation

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Huffington Post, 10.03.10 17:46 UTC

Dan Dorfman: Pros Peg Best, Worst Stocks

On May 6, 1954, an Englishman, Roger Bannister, achieved one of the great sports feats, running a sub 4-minute mile in three minutes and 59.4 seconds. Lo and behold, a beaten up stock market, in its ...

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The Register, 10.03.10 11:45 UTC

WD targets Win XP users to ease 4KB drive upgrades

Western Digital is to help Windows XP users more easily make the transition to so-called '4K' hard drive technology, the new standard for basic drive formatting. Hard drive makers segment each ...

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BBC Technology, 09.03.10 11:55 UTC

Hard drive evolution could hit XP

Hard drives are about to undergo one of the biggest format shifts in 30 years.

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The Register, 09.03.10 09:13 UTC

Yellow Dog Linux licks CUDA

Remember Terra Soft and its Yellow Dog Linux for Power processors? Well, Yellow Dog is no longer the darling Linux for Apple machines since the latter company switched to Intel Core and Xeon ...

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Seattle Times, 09.03.10 05:27 UTC

IBM, Stanford cite advance in plastic recycling

When you recycle a plastic bottle, it doesn't necessarily become another plastic bottle.

Stanford University Stanford Stanford University Bob Allen Andrew Williamson beverage +3 more

Technology Review, 09.03.10 05:26 UTC

Catalysts for Plastic Recycling

Chemical process can recycle PET bottles at lower temperatures.

National Association for PET Container Resources energy plastics Stanford Dennis Sabourin secondary products +5 more

Seattle Times, 09.03.10 01:19 UTC

IBM CEO's pay ticked higher to $21.2M in 2009

The pay package for IBM Corp.'s CEO notched slightly higher in 2009, according to calculations by The Associated Press, as he was rewarded for a year in which the technology company wrung out big profit gains despite a rocky market that clipped sales.

USD Securities and Exchange Commission Sam Palmisano margin software technology International Business Machines Corporation +3 more

The Register, 09.03.10 00:36 UTC

Microsoft rejiggers EU browser ballot after complaints

Microsoft has updated the algorithm used to generate the browser ballot screen it's pushing out to certain Windows users in the European Union, after some complained that the ostensibly random ballot ...

European Commission European Union Europe Kevin Kutz random icon order algorithm Internet Explorer +8 more

Huffington Post, 08.03.10 21:29 UTC

Dr. Philip Neches: The Sun Also Sets

In 1989, the US semiconductor memory industry was on the ropes. Intel, the company that invented the DRAM, the most popular kind of memory chip, abandoned the business it pioneered to focus on ...

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The Register, 08.03.10 05:05 UTC

IBM's Power7 pitch deconstructed

Some of IBM's Power7 machines have been shipping for several weeks, and the high-end Power 770 and 780 boxes start shipping this coming week. Now, the sales pitching and smooth talking by IBM and its ...

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International Business Machines Corporation, abbreviated IBM, is a multinational computer technology and IT consulting corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York, United States. The company is one of the few information technology companies with a continuous history dating back to the 19th century. IBM manufactures and sells computer hardware and software (with a focus on the latter), and of...

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