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Wyse expands Z class thin client range to support more peripherals
Cloud client computing company Wyse Technology has made a new addition to its Z class thin client family, introduced last year, with a product that can support up to six external displays running high-load multimedia applications in a virtual desktop environment.
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Sony to launch flash cards with 125 Mbps write speeds
Electronics giant the first to launch memory cards under new XQD standard.
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Tablets to get faster with PCI Express 4.0
PCI-Express 4.0 (PCIe 4.0), a speedy successor to PCI data transfer protocols used in PCs and interconnects like Intel's Thunderbolt, is being designed with tablets in mind - a standards-setting organisation announced yesterday.
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Linux kernel patch slashes power hunger
Linux users working on laptops and other portable devices may soon have cause to rejoice thanks to a new kernel patch that finally promises to fix power regression problems associated with recent versions of the software.
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Linux kernel now supports OpenRISC
Linus Torvalds has released the next version of the Linux kernel, and with it come virtualisation enhancements and support for the emerging OpenRISC processor architecture.
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QLogic launches upgrades to converged network products
QLogic has unveiled a network adapter and switch that allows users to send 16Gbps Fibre Channel and 10GbE traffic over the same wire, while offloading protocol traffic from servers.
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OCZ's Synapse SSD to boost hard drive performance by auto-caching
OCZ's latest SSD, the Synapse, works in conjunction with a computer's regular hard drive to boost performance.
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Amazon web services now accessible to federal agencies
Amazon said yesterday that many of its web services now have a crucial certification that allows federal government agencies with strict security requirements to use the services.
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Acer, Asus to deliver PCs with Intel Thunderbolt technology
Acer and Asustek Computer next year will deliver Windows PCs with Intel's Thunderbolt interconnect, which for a time was available exclusively on Apple's Macintosh computers, Intel said yesterday.
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Fusion-io launches ioCache flash memory card for virtual servers
Fusion-io has bundled virtualisation software from its IO Turbine acquisition with its PCIe-based solid-state storage adapter card to serve up flash cache to multiple VMs on a single physical server.
