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Intel has built two new quad-core processors that run faster than previous quad-core chips without using any additional power, the company announced Tuesday.

VMWare said this week that SAP will support its software running on VMWare's ESX Server, in 64-bit Windows and Linux environments.

Sales of PDAs continued a steep decline in the second quarter, as struggling vendors shipped 719,000 units worldwide, down from 1.26 million last year, according to a market research report released Wednesday.

Wyse has introduced a thin-client desktop device designed for virtualized desktops -- allowing administrators to store users' entire desktops, applications and all as virtual machines on a server.

Defying sceptical analysts, server vendors including Silicon Graphics (SGI) and Fujitsu Siemens Computers plan to win new customers by selling machines based on Intel's "Montecito" dual-core Itanium 2 chip, due to launch Tuesday.

Microsoft on Monday said it would remove the price tag from its Virtual Server and begin offering the virtualization technology as a free download to Windows users.

Juergen Geck, former chief technology officer at Suse Linux, will leave the company at the end of this week, parent company Novell has confirmed. His departure follows on those of several other former Suse executives.

An industry consortium says Intel's beleaguered chip offers choices, but will that be enough to win it market share?

IT managers using Fujitsu-Siemens Computers BV's FlexFrame architecture for managing SAP software will soon be able to add servers based on the Solaris operating system to their networks, Fujitsu-Siemens executives said Wednesday at Cebit.