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AMD's attempt to seize the initiative on visual computing by purchasing ATI Technologies hasn't panned out and the company so far hasn't been able to stem the flow of red ink, though the CEO told investors in December 2007 there were "bold plans" to return the company to profitability. AMD has been seen as having trouble getting products out the door and gaining in the market against rival Intel. But the two leading chip makers have been reported lately as distancing themselves from other competitors in the field.

Articles

Small Telcos’ Disconnect with the Connect America Fund

What is not as newsworthy is that many of the advances in telecommunications infrastructure are made – and always have been made – by smaller telephone companies, many of which are rural areas. More >

In Their Own Words: The Four Dark Horses for the Third Major Mobile OS Speak, Part II

This is the second of a two-part virtual roundtable looking at lesser-known candidates vying to become the third major mobile operating system. More >

In Their Own Words: The Four Dark Horses for the Third Major Mobile OS Speak

There is little doubt that the two leading mobile operating systems (OS) will continue to be Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS. What still is very much up for grabs, however, is which mobile OS will grab the third spot. More >

Interviews

Inside the Network Flow Processor

Arthur Cole spoke with Jarrod Siket, senior vice president of sales and marketing, Netronome. Cole: The concept of network flow processing is fairly new in the data center. What exactly does More >

AMD Tries to Shanghai Virtualization

Arthur Cole spoke with Charles King, principal analyst, Pund-IT, Inc. Cole: The Shanghai processors came out earlier than expected and seem to be in good working order. Do you think the company More >

ASICs for Adaptec

Arthur Cole spoke with S. "Sundi" Sundaresh, president/CEO, Adaptec. Cole: Now that Adaptec has brought its application-specific integration circuit (ASIC) development in-house with the More >

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