The machines, available on April 27, are meant to rival Sun Microsystems' Sun Fire 3800 machines, which were announced last month. It can be built to run between one to six processors, and can be stacked up in racks in centralised computer centres, where Web and corporate networks are often housed. The second is the p620, a smaller tower that can be placed beside a desk in a small business office or corporate branch. IBM also introduced its newest upgrade of its version of the Unix operating system, which it said will allow for management of applications using the Linux operating system, that allows the rival systems to c-oexist on the same machine. A new book examines copyright and other intellectual property issues and the trend towards zero-tolerance.
British scientists claims to have isolated a language gene.
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