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Intel Corporation
For three decades, Intel Corporation has developed technology enabling the computing and Internet revolution. Founded in 1968 to build semiconductor memory products, Intel introduced the world’s first microprocessor in 1971. Today, Intel supplies computing and Internet “ingredients” – microprocessors, boards, systems, software, networking and communications equipment and services.
Intel’s core competencies are in the design and manufacture of complex silicon products. Intel has developed architectures for the key areas where silicon is used in next generation networks: PCs and entry-mid range servers (IA-32); database and back-end servers (IA-64); network infrastructure (IXA); wireless handheld clients (PCA). For more information please visit www.intel.com.
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Intel
Computer Hardware / Software
Making sense of IT infrastructure spending in 2002
2002 will be a challenging year for businesses worldwide, and it seems unlikely that European businesses will escape the cold winds blowing through the world’s economy. Yet despite the economic gloom, business will continue, and the technologies which underlie business will continue to develop. For the PC user, this will mean new and emerging applications and new usage models – like increasing mobility. For the IT department this will mean the challenge of supporting those applications and users. For the financial director this will mean matching investment with clearly quantifiable short-term return.
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