Unisys planning to unveil today new clear path mainframe models

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Unisys Corp. plans to introduce, imminently, a new generation of its ClearPath mainframe computers. Despite the company's growing reliance on being a service provider, the success of these new products is viewed as pivotal to the compny's health. The company is planning to offer two high-end mainframes that are touted to double the performance of existing models. It will also introduce a low-end model that operates on an Intel microprocessor, and will compete with current personal computer servers.

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Plans to introduce, imminently, a new generation of its ClearPath mainframe computers

Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Digital Computers, Medium, Unisys Corp., Mainframe computers

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IBM, looking to hot wireless market, will sell digital chip mimicking TI's

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International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) is planning to market a digital chip that will be similar to a popular device made by Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) that is installed in almost 50% of the cellular phones in the world. The plan by IBM is an attempt to expand into the growing wireless communications market. The move could increase competition in the $3.13 billion digital signal processor (DSP) market worldwide.

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Plans to market digital chip similar to a device made by TI that is installed in almost 50% of all the world's cellular phones

Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Product information

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IBM unveils array of new products for data storage

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International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) rolled out a series of new computer-data-storage business as it attempts to increase its share of the market. The company's new storage hardware and software products operate with several types of computers. The new products are designed to help customers to centrally manage and share data that can be stored at any place in the computer network of a company.

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Rolls out a series of new computer-data-storage business as it attempts to increase its share of the market

Computer Storage Device Manufacturing, Memories & Storage Devices, Computer storage devices, Data warehousing software

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