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  • Elpida Memory to Receive Additional Intel
    Wednesday 3 September 2003 – 01:06
    Elpida Memory today announced it has signed an agreement with Intel Capital in which Intel Capital will invest 2.7 Billion Yen (approximately US$23 million*) in Elpida in return for non-voting stock.
  • Home data networks drive additional services
    Tuesday 22 February 2005 – 07:10
    Data networks spur interest in additional value-added services among US households, according to a report released by Parks Associates.
  • Intel readies four additional mobile processors
    Tuesday 11 May 2004 – 01:49
    Intel plans to follow Monday's mobile processor launch with four more chips for portables slated for release over the next few months, according to information posted inadvertently on Dell's Web site Monday.
  • Popular Online Game to release Additional Content this week
    Wednesday 25 August 2004 – 01:11
    Novalogic, a well-known creator of military-themed computer games, announced today that additional content will be available this week to all gamers who purchased their recent First-Person Shooter, Joint Ops: Typhoon Rising.
  • Microsoft expands headquarters for an additional 12,000 workers
    Thursday 9 February 2006 – 10:02
    Microsoft today announced plans to construct 14 new buildings to its current campus in Redmond, Washington. The company originally planned to add about half of the buildings approved by the city council over the next 15 to 20 years, but now says that it will have the new offices available already in three years.

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  • RAID Without Additional Hardware: Do It Yourself With Windows 2000*
    Thursday 6 September 2001 – 07:00
    Although IDE RAID controllers provide a cost-effective way of creating high-performance RAID storage systems, you can even do away with this piece of hardware by using Windows 2000 support for software RAID. We took a detailed look at this option and put several different configurations to the test.

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