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Weak economy impacts Intel's revenue
Wed, 17th Oct 2012
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Intel attributes a challenging economy to its US$13.5 billion third-quarter revenue, a decline from US$14.2 billion last year. Profits also saw a dip.
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Maclean Computing placed into liquidation
Tue, 17th Jul 2012
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Family-run IT firm Maclean Computing enters liquidation after serving businesses since 1993, impacting 50 employees and numerous clients.
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Midnight Youth rock Logitech Christmas party
Mon, 28th Nov 2011
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Logitech commenced the festive season with a spirited Christmas bash headlined by New Zealand's Midnight Youth, performing hits like Won't Stop.
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Welcome to the multi-core world
Tue, 20th Sep 2011
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cloud services
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open parallel
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intel
New Zealand's Open Parallel bets on multi-core processors and parallel programming to stay ahead in IT. Hosting Multicore World 2012 with Intel support.
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Intel drops $100 Million in university research
Thu, 27th Jan 2011
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Plus: Intel goes after the cool factor by employing Black Eyed Peas mouthpiece will.i.am as Director of Creative Innovation - seriously.
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NZCS launches '50 Years of ICT Innovation' book
Sat, 25th Sep 2010
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NZCS has launched '50 Years of ICT Innovation,' a 400-page book documenting New Zealand's computing history with insights from notable innovators.
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Appeal to rebuild Samoan Telecentres
Mon, 30th Nov 2009
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An appeal has been launched to raise money to rebuild four Telecentres destroyed in the earthquake and tsunami that struck Samoa in September.
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A Timely Perspective
Fri, 1st Aug 2008
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Intel celebrates its 40th anniversary with insights from 20-year veteran Graham Tucker, reflecting on the tech revolution and future trends in computing.