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Grand Canyon, Loch Ness compete as nature wonders
(AP) -- The Grand Canyon, Mount Everest and Loch Ness will vie with more than 200 other spectacular places in the next phase of the global competition for the New 7 Wonders of Nature, organizers said Wednesday. The 261 nominees from 222 countries include some of the most famous mountain peaks, lakes, and other attractions, such as the Great Barrier Reef and Niagara Falls.
Taiwan PC makers ready to challenge Silicon Valley
First came the slim fashion models, hugging the slim new laptops. Then a tuxedo-clad Jerry Shen, chief executive of Asus, stepped onto the stage last month to introduce his company's new S101 mini-laptop to a horde of reporters. He stood in front of a sign that likened the new product, which is now on sale in the United States, to "fashion on the go."
HP to build new computer plant in China
US technology giant Hewlett-Packard announced plans on Thursday to build a manufacturing plant in southwestern China to make notebook and desktop personal computers for the Chinese market.
HP Introduces Advanced Family of Disk Arrays at Entry-level Prices
HP today introduced a new family of entry-level disk arrays with enterprise-class features that can help customers more effectively centralize storage to lower costs, increase administrator efficiency and reduce business downtime.
IBM Shows Impact of SOA
IBM is serious about service-oriented architecture. It's so serious that the company is holding an entire conference around SOA this week in Orlando, the Impact 2007 event.
China Trying to Upgrade Its 'Made in China' Image
Twelve Chinese companies agree to purchase $4.3 billion in U.S. software, hardware and services and also offer to help build a research center in California as a way to improve trade relations.
IBM, HP Led World in Tape Storage Markets in 2006
HP is selling the most units, but IBM is pulling in far more revenue due to dominance in the high-end enterprise tape storage market.
Dell Confronts Problems, Focuses on New Direction
The news coming from Dell headquarters is clear: It's time to forget the past and start reinventing the company before its too late.
