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Report: Samsung pursuing acquisition of US computer memory card maker SanDisk (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
SEOUL, South Korea - Samsung Electronics Co. is pursuing an acquisition of U.S. computer memory card maker SanDisk Corp., a South Korean online business newspaper reported Friday.
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Long-Term Capital: It?s a Short-Term Memory (New York Times)
The Long-Term Capital fiasco momentarily shocked Wall Street out of its complacent trust in financial models and was replete with lessons, but the lessons were ignored.
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Opinion: Who would buy an AMD based computer? (Geek.com)
This opinion piece is going to be a little darker than every one I’ve ever written, except my Artificial Intelligence piece. To begin with I would like to state for the record that my main desktop computer is an AMD Athlon X2 4400+ based machine with 2GB memory, an ASUS motherboard and apart from the [...]
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Technology Report / Dell seeks buyers for computer factories (Pioneer Press)
Dell Inc. is trying to sell its computer factories around the world, a move to sharply overhaul a production model that was long a hallmark of the PC giant's strategy but is no longer competitive.
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Memory chip makers still hurt from supply gut (The Idaho Statesman)
While chip companies are getting a much-needed boost from stable demand for consumer tech products, the glut in computer memory products — like those made by Boise’s Micron Technology Inc. — continues to hurt many of them, analysts say.
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Samsung mulls SanDisk buy - report (CNN Money)
A South Korean online business newspaper reports that the consumer electronics company is considering a purchase of the computer memory card maker.
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How the memory of 9/11 stays with us (The Brunswick News)
Hank Spratt steps up to the conveyor belt, takes off his Batman backpack and places it in the large plastic container.His sister, Hannah, mirrors his actions, placing her sparkling pink backpack in a separate container, waiting for her turn to go through the security checkpoint at the Brunswick Golden Isles Airport.Following her children's lead, Kelly Spratt puts her laptop computer and large ...
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Hospital doctors still using unsecured memory sticks despite warnings (Computer Weekly)
Hospital doctors are risking the loss of confidential patient information with the widespread use of unprotected memory sticks, say two clinicians. A...
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Photos: Britain's first business computer (Silicon.com)
The Elliott 803 - and its whopping 4KB of memory...
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Spore hits the open air (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
One of the most anticipated computer games in recent memory hit the market Friday when EA released Spore in Europe.
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