Tuesday, May 26, 2009

North Carolina hopes for $1 billion Apple investment

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May 26, 2009
In this issue
redarrow Intel, IBM discuss eight-core 'Nehalem' server chip
redarrow Clearpace puts archived data in the cloud
redarrow Does Microsoft's new LLC point to a search deal?
redarrow North Carolina hopes for $1 billion Apple investment
redarrow The 404 349: Where it sucks to be back...but we're baaaaaack

In a Tuesday teleconference, an Intel representative says it will ship a chip that contains up to eight processing cores, and IBM shows a server using eight such chips, yielding 64 cores.

The software vendor introduces Rainstor, which uses Amazon's cloud tools to store customers' legacy data in the cloud.

An acquisition of Citrix would make business sense, but Microsoft's registration of a limited liability company in Delaware is likely to lead to a deal with Yahoo.

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State lawmakers are trying to sweeten the pot to get Apple to open a server farm there, the Associated Press reports.
After a very relaxing three-day weekend, we're back for a fresh start and a hilarious show. Today, we recap our appearance on Fox News and our weekend exploits, debut a few excellent logo submissions, and reveal Wilson's secret shame.

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