Google Plans To Use Intel SSD Storage In Servers
                   
informationweek.com     May 12, 2008            

The company's adoption of solid state drives will reportedly save energy, speed search, and potentially lead to a shortage of 16-GB and 32-GB NAND flash chips. ... By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek As part of its ongoing effort to save energy, Google appears to be... [read full story]                    


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Slamming Spamming

bigblog.com     52 mins ago   9 related          

By Deanna Hartley — September 2008 Hanging up the phone while telemarketers are mid-sentence gives reticent people like me an adrenaline rush the first few times, but it gets old pretty quickly. “Verbal spam,” as I like to call...                    

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Plugging the giant security hole in the world wide web

bigblog.com     53 mins ago   1 related          

India has taken a lead in fixing the latest security hole that is threatening massive hacking and phishing attacks. It is among the first five countries worldwide and the first in Asia to have decided on adopting the new...                    

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For investing, PCs are hands-down winners vs. Macs

usatoday.com     3 hrs ago          

Got a question about the stock market or a specific stock? Apple's advertising campaign railing against people who use PCs using Microsoft's Windows has been funny, and relentless. And while PCs running Windows outsell Macs 30...                    

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Inside Canmore: Intel plugs x86 into TVs

eetimes.com     3 hrs ago   1 related          

Intel Corp.'s first x86-based chip for consumer electronics the CE 3100, aka Canmore, represents an initiative that speaks to everything from Intel's growing system-on-chip capabilities to its drive toward Internet TV, a...                    

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