Intel opens ISV testing lab in Swindon

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Martin Curley, director of IT innovation at Intel, made the trek to Register Towers to tell us all about the chip giant’s plans for a network of Innovation Centres…….
The new centre in Swindon will offer support,including an SGI machine, for independent software developers to test applications.
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Webcast Alert: Silicon Graphics Inc. Announces First Quarter 2005 Financial Results Webcast

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Silicon Graphics Inc. (NYSE: SGI) announces the following Webcast:
What: Silicon Graphics First Quarter FY2005 Results
When: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 @ 5:00 pm Eastern
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Alias Announces StudioTools 12, Alias ImageStudio 2 and Portfolio Wall 2

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Alias announced today that it will release Alias(R) StudioTools(TM) 12, Alias ImageStudio(TM) 2, and Alias PortfolioWall(R) 2, the industrial design industry’s most advanced suite of software products, in November………
[Studio Tools 12] runs on Windows(R) XP, Windows 2000 and SGI(R) IRIX(R) operating systems.
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Transitive’s QuickTransit Software Broadens Application Support for New Silicon Graphics Prism Visualization System for Linux

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Transitive Corporation, the leading provider of software that enables transportability of applications across multiple processor and operating system pairs, today announced that Silicon Graphics, Inc. (NYSE:SGI) will begin shipping Transitive’s QuickTransit(TM) software on its new Silicon Graphics Prism(TM) advanced visualization system in early 2005.
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SGI Introduces First Linux-Based High-Performance Visual Computing System

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Leveraging its position as the world’s leading innovator in high-performance visual computing, SGI (NYSE: SGI) today announced the Silicon Graphics Prism(TM), the world’s most powerful and flexible Linux(R) OS-based visual computer product line. For the first time, SGI has taken its most advanced computer graphics capability, previously affordable to only a select few, and made it available on a truly open and accessible platform. By combining standards-based Intel(R) Itanium(R) 2 processors, the Linux operating environment, and its world renowned advanced graphics technology, SGI has created a system that is uniquely suited to addressing the world’s most demanding visual computing problems — all at price points that make it accessible to a wider group of users.
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