Intel highlights more of its wireless computing plans IT World Intel is taking more steps to provide what it calls "wire-free" computing by 2016, a plan the company first talked about publicly in June at the Computex trade show. | }� a...
DynCorp loses counter-terrorism intel contract, plans layoffs of Vienna workers Business Journal Financial Economist U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission | Washington, DC | Financial Economist U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission | Washington, DC | Staff Accountant U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission | Washington, DC | Director, Busine...
HP's Q3 Shows PC Recovery Still Going Strong, Confirms Intel Is A Buy Seeking Alpha Additional disclosure: This article is informational and intended to spur thought and discussion. This article is not a substitute for your own extensive due diligence and does not qualify as investment advice. Do not buy or sell stocks based on this...
Intel Is Already Inside Your Data Center, But Wants a Bigger, Better Spot Forbes With Intel’s Developer Forum (IDF) just around the corner, it’s a great time to assess the company’s current position and likely moves as it addresses tumultuous changes in its primary consumer and enterprise businesses. For IT managers, the fo...
‘Apparent’ That James Foley Executioner Is British, Intel Agencies Race to ID Killer ABC News Share | Watch more news videos | Latest from the US Copy | A top British official said today it was “apparent” the masked figure dressed in all black who appeared to murder American journalist James Foley on camera was from the United Kingdom. | ...
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Scientists make autism breakthrough Independent online New York - Although many things have gone wrong in the autistic brain, scientists have recently been focusing on one of the most glaring: a surplus of connections, or synapses. | Neuroscientists reported on Thursday that, at least in lab mice, a drug that restores the healthy “synaptic pruning” that normally occurs during brain developm...
George W Bush completes Ice Bucket challenge Canberra Times Carving out some time from a busy schedule of painting world leaders, former US president George W Bush has taken the Ice Bucket challenge, helping to raise money for motor neurone disease. | Mr Bush, sitting at an outdoor table, tells the camera he had received challenges from his daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, and golfer Rory McIlroy, among ot...
