The European Commission accuses the microchip manufacturer of deliberately excluding AMD.
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The company has changed its name to reflect more accurately the group's business.
SA's bandwidth costs make broadcasting over IP too expensive for the consumer, observers say.
The undersea cable operator is almost ready to begin constructing its east African cable.
Users can expect up to 30% enhanced overclocking performance and gaming experiences, says ASUS.
Microsoft's pay-as-you-go licensing product is ready to roll, it claims, but resellers disagree.
After 18 months of assessing its options, Nampak stays with BCX.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID a 'blunder', India roads use smart tech, and RFID won't 'kill' bar codes.
Company subsidiary Westcon acquires 50% of Netex for $2.9 million.
In today's technology roundup: Google makes broadband play, OLPC production begins, US game hardware sales surge, and Ubuntu to target IT in coming year.
The company offers original and compatible consumables for all printer brands.
When lightning hits an installation, high impulse currents and impulse voltages appear in conductive systems, says Surgetek.