This new dimension in enterprise computing-- extending mainframe governance to POWER7 and System x blades integrated into the zEnterprise System architecture--was developed over the past three years with direct involvement from a team of IBM's 30 top customers, which provided direct input at every stage of the development process.

ENGADGET: IBM's zEnterprise architecture makes mainframes cool again, also efficient (video)

The reports of whether Apple had integrated a Trusted Computing countermeasures into their Intel dev kit boxes (and OS X for x86, as well) have been firing back and forth we heard last week from Open for Business that someone on the developer end firmly denied Apple's DRM implementation, while another Apple Developer Connection member confirmed its existence to Cnet.

ENGADGET: Leaked, cracked OS X dev kit image running

But with Mac OS X now a full-blown reality, two chips can accomplish a lot of computing work.

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