September 26, 2007
Nvidia this week launched its first integrated graphic chipsets [IGCs] for lower-end Intel microprocessors, dubbed GeForce 7. According to the Santa Clara, Calif.-based maker of graphics processing units [GPUs], the new lineup is being positioned to increase Nvidia's negligible share of chipsets on mainstream Intel-based PCs. Read More

September 25, 2007
Nvidia Corp. is picking a broader fight with Intel Corp., and vowing to sharply boost the capabilities of low-end personal computers. Read more

September 25, 2007
Nvidia is unveiling integrated graphics chip sets for the Intel microprocessor market. It’s a big move to launch the GeForce 7 series motherboard graphics processing unit (GPU) in a market where it will be in direct competition with Intel. Read more

September 18, 2007
Office 2.0 Conference Interview: Alastair Mitchell CEO of Huddle
Haven't you seen enough web-based collaboration software? Not this nice and easy. Check out Huddle.net. Don't mind that the CEO looks young enough to be delivering your paper. Read more:

September 7, 2007
Ce que les usagers sélectionnent comme actualité sur les sites dont ils sont maîtres et l’actu vue pare les journalistes (celle qu’on trouve à la une de nos journaux) n’ont pas grand-chose à voir. La première est plus orientée style de vie et techno, elle est plus casanière, alors que l’autre… vous la connaissez. Read more:

September 5, 2007
Huddle.net announced the U.S. launch of its hosted team collaboration solution. Huddle.net is an Enterprise 2.0 service to combine social platforms with enterprise collaboration tools. Huddle.net is a secure, network of workspaces that enable companies and their partners to work better together by working in teams. Read more:

September 5, 2007
The Office 2.0 Conference is only two days long, and in that time there are dozens of announcements big and small from a wide array of productivity and business companies. Amidst the bevy of panels, and discussions lies the launchpad event, a small 45-minute time slot carved out for product announcements. It's basically everyone's chance to show off their stuff, or as much as they can in the brief three minute allotments. Here's a rundown: Read more: