28th October 1998 Archive

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• 3Com readies SAN plan WAN, SAN, thank you Ma'am
• European Micro Holdings buys Sunbelt UK Sunshine Supernova
• Gateway Lazarus box to revive Amiga AmigaOS machine to run on PowerPC, take on Apple's iMac
• Hitachi sees red in six month period Domino effect hits another Japanese technology firm
• Hopes of Hyundai-LG chip merger rise Lights at green or red? Orange spells caution more like
• IBM extends, high-speed, high-capacity hard drive line Ultrastar's bring IBM into line with Seagate
• Intel pledges £1.5 million to UK Science Museum Extension will focus on contemporary technology
• Intel warns no money in Web content Bit worrying for us, isn't it?
• Iridium a rare metal. Satellite Iridium a rare service Fear of loss of face could mean egg on face
• Microsoft paid AOL ‘bounty’ for conversions from rivals, says exec Superficially damaging claims from Apple are shaky, but the AOL connection looks more dangerous for Microsoft
• Motorola join Psion in Symbian relationship Now it's the Gang of Four
• No buyers means no jobs at Seagate chip plant 262 jobs gone
• Now Dixons under Cyrix belt who? Daewoo
• Packard Bell chooses AMD parts Move indicates more distance from Intel
• StrongARM connection makes Corel Linux deal worth watching Did you hear the one about the Linux distributor, the StrongArm designer and the hardware vendor?
• Transmeta turned Linus into an olive Then someone ate him, and he disappeared
• UK firm announces MP3 player Empeg seeks to avoid the legal entanglements binding Diamond's Rio