Compaq Computer called in backup units Monday to boost its developing server appliance business. The Houston PC maker will begin reselling Intel's NetStructure line of server appliances this week, ...

Compaq Computer called in backup units Monday to boost its developing server appliance business. The Houston PC maker will begin reselling Intel's NetStructure line of server appliances this week, ...

Compaq Computer Corp. took its first major step Monday to streamline its business by announcing a plan to sell to Intel Corp. most of the assets behind its most powerful computer, the Alpha ...

Santa Clara, Calif.-based Intel Corp. today announced that it hassecured Houston-based Compaq Computer Corp.’s 64-bit Alpha microprocessor technology.Over the next several years, Compaq will transfer ...

The pact gives Intel broad access to technology used in Compaq's Alpha and NonStop Himalaya families of computers - servers that are used to run high-powered databases and business operations from ...

After jointly conquering the PC market, Intel and Compaq Computer are setting their sights on the emerging market for wireless handhelds. Compaq on Wednesday said it will support Intel's Personal ...

Two of the world's biggest high-tech giants, Intel and Compaq today announced a new licensing deal. Under the new deal, Compaq will license its Alpha chip technology to Intel as the personal computer ...

Compaq Computer Corp. and Intel Corp. are working together on low-power chips and high-density servers. The industry giants announced the joint engineering and marketing efforts this week at Networld ...

Compaq Computer Corp. will transfer its entire 64-bit family of servers to Intel Corp.’s Itanium microprocessor architecture by 2004. Also as part of the agreement, Compaq will sell key intellectual ...

Compaq Computer Corp., the biggest personal computer maker, will phase out its Alpha-brand server-computer chips and instead use Intel Corp. processors for its most powerful machines. All of Compaq's ...

In a major boost to Intel's Itanium chip, Compaq Computer will license its Alpha chip technology to Intel and will use Itanium in its servers as the PC giant looks to consolidate its operations to ...