Alexander Wolfe is editor-in-chief of InformationWeek.com, where he runs the daily editorial operations of the site. He also contributes technology reviews and how-to features, on Windows Vista, Linux, and multi-core processors. He posts daily to the site's comment-generating "Wolfe's Den" blog, which offers insights into Microsoft, Intel, and Google, delivered with wry humor. (See for yourself, here Resume Click here for my resume. Video click here to see the vids Blog Go to the Wolfe's Den blog home page Clips
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Embedded Systems Programming magazine Alliances drive embedded Linux toward prime time The Software Side of Crusoe Embedded ICs: Expanding the Possibilities VLIW Architecture Emerges as Embedded Alternative HP and STMicroelectronics Launch "Lx": A new VLIW architecture promises to shake up the system-on-chip design world Real-time Java Wars Yield Uneasy Truce WindowsForDevices (I was the launch editor in 2002/03) Analysis: What's ahead for the Tablet PC? Intel double-duties Smartphone development kits Microsoft buys Windows ads on Linux web site FCC opening up smart-device spectrum space HP farms out manufacture of iPAQ Pocket PC Microsoft uncharacteristically quiet on big Smartphone news "Reverse GPS" repositioned as infotainment enabler Wolfe's Den: Will .NET CF support Smartphone? Bug report & fix: Large files may slow down CE.NET Bill Gates says Tablet PCs are the future of computing Microsoft teases "smart personal objects" initiative Where does digital-media fit in at Microsoft? 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Real-time Java disputes MIPS makes embedded run Intel spreads CPU tentacles The challenge of Java chips Unix clipping NT's wings? Flying on Ada and a prayer Merced tipoff in HP compiler Cracking Katmai What makes Merced tick? 'Hard' CE faces hard sell Embedded Watch Microsoft patents "interactive entertainment" World-beater 3D graphics IC due at HotChips Ill wind blows for Wind River More Encyclopedia Britannica Water's Magazine
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