Have tons of hard-drives plugged to internal ports in your machine? Want control over which ones stay on, and don't trust your OS or apps to wake random drives up from their slumber, stepping up noise and power draw? Orico has a solution for you. In March, the company is expected to launch its 4th generation Core "Haswell" line of processors. In the mobile (notebook) CPU sphere, Intel will launch dual-core "Ivy Bridge" chips to layer out its Ultrabook product segment.
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Pentium G870, G645 and G645T as well as Celeron G555, G550 and G550T are the other chips on the chopping block.Ĭome 2013, Intel will release Pentium and Celeron series processors based on its 22 nm "Ivy Bridge" micro-architecture. These include chips such as the Core i7-2700K, Core i5-2310, Core i3-2105, Pentium G440, and surprisingly, an early demise of the 22 nm Core i5-3450, which is cannibalized by the Core i5-3470 at the same price point. By the end of 2012, Intel will stop taking orders for several processor models mostly based on the older 32 nm "Sandy Bridge" silicon. With the dawn of 2013, and no catastrophes in sight, Intel is going ahead with its usual business of phasing out old processor models, and making way for new ones. These capabilities will allow service providers to improve both the programmability of their networks and the utilization of existing network assets across the IP and optical transport layers. The acquisition also supports the company's Open Network Environment (ONE) strategy by providing sophisticated wide area networking (WAN) orchestration capabilities.
Cariden's products and technology will advance Cisco's nLight technology for IP and optical convergence. With global service providers converging their Internet Protocol (IP) and optical networks to address exploding Internet and mobile traffic growth and complex traffic patterns, Cisco's acquisition of Cariden will allow providers to enhance the visibility, programmability and efficiency of their converged networks, while improving service velocity.Ĭariden's industry-leading capacity planning and management tools for IP/MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) networks, which have been deployed by many of the world's leading fixed and mobile network operators, will be integrated into Cisco's Service Provider Networking Group to enable multilayer modeling and optimization of optical transport and IP/MPLS networks.
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Scythe specializes in a range of enthusiast PC components, such as coolers, fans, PSUs, and accessories.Ĭisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) today announced its intent to acquire privately held Cariden Technologies, Inc., a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based supplier of network planning, design and traffic management solutions for telecommunications service providers. buyers won't even feel the transition, as it might complete before inventories begin to dry up. With all other branches of Scythe, including EU, Japan, China, and Taiwan, it's business as usual. distributor, and letting the Taiwan office run things in the interim. is undergoing "restructuring," with the company likely changing its U.S. office closed for the night, other regional distributors such as Scythe EU swung into action, and allayed concerns.Īccording to Scythe's EU office in Germany, Scythe U.S. Not only is Scythe not ending operations everywhere, but it's not leaving the U.S.
This spread confusion, with many believing that Scythe was ending operations everywhere. market because its parent company halted operations. branch of Scythe posted a message saying it decided to leave the U.S.
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