All Desktop Computing News - September 2006

Intel plans terabyte chip

Intel has built a prototype processor equipped with 80 cores which can exchange data at one terabyte (1TB) per second.

Itanium alliance launches Solaris migration programme

The Itanium Solutions Alliance has launched a programme aimed at easing migration from legacy Sparc Solaris platforms to Intel Itanium 2 architecture.

Virgin eases laptop ban

The Virgin Atlantic airline has lifted its ban on battery powered Dell and Apple laptops – but passengers must still have battery serial numbers checked to ensure they are not from a batch hit by a fire hazard warning.

Toshiba recalls 340,000 Sony laptop batteries

Toshiba has been forced to recall 340,000 laptop batteries made by Sony.

Virgin bans fire hazard laptops

Virgin is the latest airline to ban the use of battery powered Dell and Apple laptops that could cause a fire hazard.

Big security fixes for QuickTime, Flash Player

Apple and Adobe warned that attackers could exploit multiple flaws in QuickTime and Flash Player to run malicious code on targeted machines.

Intel to boost business PC performance and cut usage costs

Intel has introduced its Intel vPro packaged hardware and software technology to help boost the performance and security of business PCs.
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