SGI launches Linux visual computer line
Silicon Graphics are launching the successor line to its Onyx visualization systems. Called Prism, the systems run Linux on Itanium 2 processors.
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Alias splits from SGI in buy-out
In April, Maya maker Alias first noted plans to break away from owner Silicon Graphics (SGI) and go independent. Alias has announced the completion of that plan in a deal worth $57.5 million (around £31.6 million)
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Alias negotiating freedom from SGI
Right now, Maya developer Alias is owned by Silicon Graphics (SGI), but it may not be that way for much longer if the company gets its way. Alias announced late Wednesday that it's in negotiations to be acquired by a private equity investment firm - plans the company's president welcomes with open arms.
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1GHz mobile Pentium III review
Notebooks break the GigaHertz barrier with Intel's launch of its 1GHz mobile Pentium III processor - available now in systems from most major vendors. Now ...