Topic: Science and Technology

The new items published under this topic are as follows.

Articles: Sanctuaries may have come too late for tigers

Posted by admin on Monday, May 17, 2004 - 12:58 AM

	Beijing - China has picked two sanctuaries for a severely endangered tiger species, in a belated attempt to save an animal that was until recently considered a pest and deliberately killed in massive numbers. Read full article: 'Sanctuaries may have come too late for tigers'

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Articles: Hollywood also featured at entertainment expo

Posted by admin on Monday, May 17, 2004 - 12:55 AM

	Competition in the action-packed video game industry is often described in combat terms: Xbox vs. PlayStation. Sony's new handheld vs. Nintendo's. Read full article: 'Hollywood also featured at entertainment expo'

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Articles: Gateway takes $10 million Intergraph cash hit

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 03:26 AM

	INTERGRAPH continues to be a profitable business, spurred on to success by Intel's attempt to bully it. Read full article: 'Gateway takes $10 million Intergraph cash hit'

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Articles: United States Targets Fastest Supercomputer

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 03:24 AM

	A $25 million contract awarded to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Center for Computational Science aims to produce a machine with a sustained capacity of 50 teraflops. Read full article: 'United States Targets Fastest Supercomputer'

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Articles: Game Gathering Is No Letdown to the Faithful

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 03:21 AM

	LOS ANGELES, May 12 -- After a couple of days of news announcements from game console makers Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, the doors opened at the annual E3 video game trade show this morning, giving gamers a first look at the latest titles under construction for this holiday season and beyond. Read full article: 'Game Gathering Is No Letdown to the Faithful'

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Articles: United States Targets Fastest Supercomputer

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 03:10 AM

	A $25 million contract awarded to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Center for Computational Science aims to produce a machine with a sustained capacity of 50 teraflops. Read full article: 'United States Targets Fastest Supercomputer'

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Articles: HP Expands Services Through Acquisitions

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 03:03 AM

Hewlett-Packard Co has acquired two IT services companies to help it train clients in "IT services management". No value has been disclosed for the purchase of Dallas, Texas-based IT Infrastructure Management LLC, also known as ManageOne, and London, UK-based CEC Europe Service Management Ltd, which bring the total number of HP's IT services acquisitions to five so far this year.

Read full article: 'HP Expands Services Through Acquisitions'

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Articles: Yahoo! blasts back at Google

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 03:01 AM

Yahoo! used its annual financial analyst day to announce an expanded email service. With Google's beta GMail service grabbing so much attention, Yahoo! will expand the amount of free storage to 100 MB per user over the summer, and a rather vague promise of "unlimited" storage for paid users. GMail will offer 1 GB of storage and a vastly superior search capability. 100 MB of storage in Yahoo! Mail currently costs $49 a year.

Read full article: 'Yahoo! blasts back at Google'

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Articles: Manned Paul Allen rocket soars

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 02:58 AM

	MOJAVE, Calif. -- A privately developed, manned rocket ship funded by Microsoft billionaire Paul Allen soared to 211,400 feet over California yesterday. Read full article: 'Manned Paul Allen rocket soars'

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Articles: Netsky falls

Posted by admin on Friday, May 14, 2004 - 02:45 AM

	FIVE GERMAN GEEKS are now helping police with their inquiries into the Netsky virus ring. Read full article: 'Netsky falls'

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