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MIX076: The remix from day one

In the aftermath of MIX07 day one, with the announcements around Silverlight (see yesterday's ZDNet coverage from Mary Jo Foley, Ryan Stewart and myself), the blogosphere is weighing in with more coverage and analysis. Steve Gillmor has emerged from his cave to comment on the calculus of Microsoft's latest moves on the chess board:Today the Web woke up to a real story about itself.

May 1, 2007 by Dan Farber

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MIX07: Microsoft's expanding Web platform

I met with Charles Fitzgerald this afternoon to talk about the MIX07 Silverlight and related announcements. He is general manger of platform strategy for Microsoft, which means he carries the evolving script for understanding how all the pieces at the company should fit together and cohere as an underlying, point of leverage platform.

April 30, 2007 by Dan Farber

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Trips processor reveals new architecture

In a little under an hour, researchers at the University of Texas in Austin plan to reveal a fully functional prototype of a new computer processor it's proponents claim will scale to the "end of silicon." The processor is called TRIPS, which stands for Tera-op, Reliable, Intelligently adaptive Processing System.

April 30, 2007 by Phil Windley

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MIX07: Q&A with Ray Ozzie and Scott Guthrie

After demos of Silverlight to the MIX07 crowd, Techcrunch founder and editor Mike Arrington interviewed Ray Ozzie, chief software architect, and Scott Guthrie, general manager of Microsoft's developer platform. Arrington first asked Ozzie about the notion of a Web OS, a term Ozzie didn't use in his answer.

April 30, 2007 by Dan Farber

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