Quake unlikely to raise PC prices

	Canonical commits to netbooks over tablets for Ubuntu | Intel pushes savings with new 10-core server chips
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	Quake unlikely to raise PC prices Firms in Taiwan, home to a huge tech industry and some of the world's biggest PC contractors, said they had found raw materials outside Japan, dug into existing inventories, or decided against passing on any higher costs to consumers. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver - April 28, 2011 IT Roadmap Denver returns April 28 to the Colorado Convention Center! Through executive keynotes, ROI workshops, technical tutorials, strategy sessions, networking opportunities and a private IT expo, attendees will gain insights into the latest IT issues, trends, challenges and solutions from top IT analysts and practitioners. Register now to attend! In this Issue Canonical commits to netbooks over tablets for Ubuntu Intel pushes savings with new 10-core server chips TI buys National Semiconductor for $6.5 billion WEBCAST: Riverbed Technology Deduplicate Data by 12x Lean how one global manufacturer deployed cloud acceleration technology to deduplicate data by 12x before storing in the cloud and enable fast restores of data (regardless of age) at any time. By seamlessly integrating with existing backup software, they utilized cloud storage without any changes to their backup software or processes. Learn more >> Canonical commits to netbooks over tablets for Ubuntu Fast growth in tablet shipments has not affected Canonical's focus on netbooks and the company wants to push Ubuntu into more low-cost laptops. Read More Intel pushes savings with new 10-core server chips The Xeon E7 chips, formerly code-named Westmere-EX, will be 40 percent faster than their predecessors. Intel is targeting the Xeon E7 chips at high-end servers running data-intensive applications such as databases and ERP applications. Read More TI buys National Semiconductor for $6.5 billion National will bring 12,000 analog products to the joint product portfolio. On the close of the deal, National will become a part of TI's analog segment. Sales of analog semiconductors will represent almost 50 percent of TI's revenue. Read More
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