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  • Date: 01 November 2005
Short takes from this week's news

Unisys mainframes to migrate to Intel chips

Unisys mainframe systems are to be run on Intel processors following a high-end server deal between Unisys and NEC.

Intel Xeon dual-core chips power Dell performance-boosting range

End-users are finally being offered performance-boosting dual-core 32-bit processors from Intel with the first dual-core Intel Xeon-based servers and workstations from Dell.

University sees savings in Linux

De Montfort University is anticipating major cost savings and service efficiencies from using open source Linux as well as Novell's identity management software.

64-bit computing: When I'm sixty-four

PC and server performance can be hugely enhanced by 64-bit processing. But what are the business benefits and how quickly do you need to move? Sally Flood reports

Fujitsu reinforces Linux push

Fujitsu is to sell Novell’s SuSE Linux Enterprise Server solution on both its high-end Primequest and Primergy server lines.

Citrix plans load balancing tools to boost application performance

Thin client specialist Citrix is planning to release tools in the near future to improve load balancing and application monitoring and performance.

Big advances in server power in six months

Intel will next year deliver major changes to the PC server architecture that will boost hardware performance, allowing larger, more memory-intensive applications.

Unisys powers up

Unisys is to introduce a service that lets users easily access extra processing power when needed.

Unisys to offer capacity on demand

Unisys is to introduce a server capacity option to allow companies to easily add extra processing power when needed in the future
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