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`10.Dec.2005` MorphOS-News.de (website)	Genesi: developers program for Dual-MP970 and Efika 5k2 boards According to Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck from Genesi, there'll be a new developers program similar to the previous one for Open Desktop Workstations (amiga-news.de reported), but this time for the Open Server Workstation (Dual-970MP system) and the Efika 5k2 board. They say: "We are going to be getting this started in Q2 2006. We will be shipping Open Server Workstations (dual 970MP) to Developers in the hundreds over the quarter. We will also be starting a program for the EFIKA 5K2, perhaps a bit sooner. We will be doing this in the same manner as we have done with the Open Desktop Workstation. If you participated in an earlier program you are still eligible for this one as long as you have done something with the machine you were given and you have documented it." Developers interested in this program can contact Genesi via email. (snx) (Translation: wk) [News message: 10. Dec. 2005, 16:18] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`08.Dec.2005` Heise (website)	Freescale: Closing Down of the Desktop Business/ Future in Embedded Area In an interview under the title link with Michel Mayer, CEO of Freescale Semiconductor, the former semiconductor sector of Motorola, he expresses himself of the future of the PowerPC. Despite the loss of the desktop business through Apple there should be a reason for optimism because of the growing opportunities in the embedded sector- automotive for example. There are already 52 chips of Freescale inside the 5er or 7er range of BMW. (snx) (Translation: ts) [News message: 08. Dec. 2005, 10:29] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`02.Dec.2005`	Genesi: MySQL report concerning the Pegasos as server According to a press release from Genesi under the title link the database MySQL AB has published a report which is about the Pegasos as server. It is described the increase of performance of Greyhound-Data with the Altivec optimation on a 1,4 GHz-Pegasos under Debian. The database has a size of 4 GB. (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 02. Dec. 2005, 19:28] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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