Stories about: Intel Australia

Intel is embracing the trend to virtualize across a broad range of business facets, from security to multiple core CPU's. The company currently has teams working on hardware features to assist with virtualized environments, and is embracing an open approach to the technology by partnering with major ISV's such as VMWare and Microsoft, as well as open source communities.

ASUS today announced that it has chosen Myer as the Australian retailer for its portable Eee PC.

The Australian Government is giving the Royal Flying Doctor Service $2.7 million to help fund its eHealth program.

Infrastructure management provider APC today launched a new software line to more efficiently manage data centre floor space, power, cooling, cabling, and threat protection.

An onslaught of tech activity has pushed the data centre to the forefront of all the IT action.

Innovative research into Internet technology received a significant boost today with the announcement that close to $100 million in funding will be made available to the Smart Services Co-operative Research Centre (CRC) which will be fully operational by July 1, 2007.

With processor giant Intel releasing its quad-core Xeon processors to OEM partners this month, systems sporting four cores on one CPU should be available to customers within weeks, according to the company.

Intel's new-generation architecture, codenamed "Woodcrest", has already captured the attention of a number of local enterprises looking to boost their computing power.

Martin Zierer, a Red Hat Certified Engineer and an Oracle Certified Associate with 11 years of industry experience has left Intel to join Red Hat Australia and New Zealand as a solution architect.

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has announced a new board of directors for the year ahead following its annual general meeting in Brisbane yesterday.

Notebook manufacturers may be gung ho over the multimedia-driven consumer market, but Intel has the business market firmly within its sights with its next-generation Centrino mobile technology unveiled today.