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IBM and Los Alamos National Laboratory have built the world's first petaflop machine named Roadrunner; AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega says his company has signed an exclusivity agreement with Apple that has given AT&T the flexibility to drastically cut the price for the popular device and attract more users for its 3G mobile broadband services. (7:27)
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