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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundSGI alum returns as chief executive
April 11, 2007 Robert "Bo" Ewald, who had been SGI's chief operating officer, is now back at the company as CEO.SGI lays off 12 percent, names new execs
March 3, 2006 Company plans layoffs to help it recover from financial problems and will "aggressively pursue new markets."SGI sues ATI for patent infringement
October 24, 2006 Complaint alleges graphics chipmaker infringed a computer-graphics patent that ATI's competitors have licensed.SGI files for Chapter 11 protection
May 8, 2006 The once-popular Silicon Valley server and workstation maker grapples with financial ills.SGI plugs in Windows for compute clusters
January 11, 2007 Supercomputing specialist focused on Linux agrees to support Microsoft's OS for lower-end server clusters.SGI's Unix variant fading into history
September 8, 2006 Silicon Graphics to stop selling computers using MIPS chips and Irix operating system at end of 2006.SGI set to exit bankruptcy protection
September 19, 2006 Judge accepts a reorganization plan, setting stage for the company to emerge from Chapter 11 protection in October.SGI exits bankruptcy protection
October 17, 2006 The high-end server maker emerges from Chapter 11 protection with a new board of directors and new funding.Linux powers unusual multicore machine
August 11, 2006 Start-up uses 16-core MIPS processor originally designed for networking gear to take a crack at Linux server market.Supercomputer maker to buy Cray, change name
March 2, 2000 Tiny supercomputer firm Tera Computer plans to buy supercomputer behemoth Cray Research, acquired by SGI in 1996 and put up for sale last summer.Sun releases smaller blade chassis
November 14, 2006 New Blade 8000 P is a smaller model than its predecessor and is geared for high-performance technical computing.Photo: Sun's latest bladeMontecito servers expected in September
July 19, 2006 Intel's now selling the dual-core version of Itanium. Next up: a slew of servers using the high-end processor.Computing heavyweights to chaperone Linux into servers
August 30, 2000 IBM, NEC, Intel, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are joining with Linux companies to coax the open-source operating system into high-end, multiprocessor machines.Open source makes inroads
September 12, 2006 Red Hat follows Novell's lead with Xen-enabled Linux beta, as Ubuntu's founder aims for success in emerging markets.Partnership set to run RISC software on Intel chips
March 7, 2006 Chipmaker to help start-up with translation software enabling "Intel Inside" PCs to run programs for rival processors.HP, Linux snag DreamWorks deal
January 30, 2002 Linux has infiltrated the brains of the DreamWorks digital animation studios, with Hewlett-Packard machines displacing SGI workstations.Sun, Intel part ways on Solaris plans
July 21, 2000 The companies finally are seeing eye to eye on whether Sun's Solaris operating system should run on Intel's upcoming Itanium chip: Now both companies think it's a lousy idea.Sun, Intel square off over Itanium support
March 3, 2000 The two high-tech giants are in a high-stakes game of chicken in a debate about which company needs the other more in the lucrative e-commerce world.Chip start-up's big payoff comes in, at last
October 20, 2005 MicroUnity gets a $300 million settlement from Intel, 17 years after it was tipped as one of the most promising ventures in Silicon Valley. Sponsored matches for "Silicon Graphics Inc."
