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- IBM Supercomputers Tabbed
by Agencies
- Dell Two-Way Server
Targets Small Biz
- Java App
Server Bolsters Apache
- Linux-Based
PDA To Take on Palm, Microsoft
- Novell's
new wireless LAN connects 2,000 employees
- Java
in phones picking up steam in Asia
- Rivals
Compaq, EMC Promote Storage Interoperability
- Apple
Gets It Right With Sleek, Smart IPod Music Player
- Videophones
Set To Ring in New Communication Era
- Sony
hedges bets with DVD formats
- Gates
to Tout Tablet PC at Comdex Keynote
- Ericsson
Puts Enterprise Products Into Distribution
- Companies
Scared Of Linux?
- Atheros 802.11a
Product Gets XP Certified
- Siebel
Drafts CRM For Security Duty
- Jamming
technology blocks cell phone rings
- VIA
Bares New Version of Legally Disputed Chipset
- Xbox,
GameCube play well with consumers
- Lucent
Looks To New Products For Profitability
- IBM
Spreads 'Pixie Dust' On New Drives
- Can
Intel Measure Up in the Server Market?
- FBI
snoop tool old hat for hackers
IBM
Supercomputers Tabbed by Agencies IBM Corp., said the Department of Energy's
National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA) agreed to help it expand its "Blue Gene"
research project. Dell
Two-Way Server Targets Small Biz Dell Computer Corp., introduced a dual-processor
system for small- and medium-sized businesses, the PowerEdge 1500SC. Java
App Server Bolsters Apache Covalent Technologies announce the general
availability of Enterprise Ready Server 2.0, a Java application server used to
improve the security, reliability and system management capabilities of the Apache
Web server. Linux-Based
PDA To Take on Palm, Microsoft Although analysts warn of the challenges
of touting Linux in a sector dominated by Palm and Microsoft, Gmate Co. Ltd. is
moving confidently ahead with plans to market a Linux-based personal digital assistant
in December. Novell's
new wireless LAN connects 2,000 employees Using wireless network management
applications from Sniffer Technologies and a unique approach to security, Novell
has deployed what it believes is the world's largest single wireless LAN
Java
in phones picking up steam in Asia Sun's telecom partners in Asia are
planning deeper use of Java software in mobile phones. The phones' appeal may
still be narrow, though, because of a limited number of applications. Rivals
Compaq, EMC Promote Storage Interoperability Normally fierce rivals Compaq
Computer Corp. and EMC Corp. loosened up a bit when they agreed to cross license
storage system application programming interfaces (APIs). Apple
Gets It Right With Sleek, Smart IPod Music Player Shinier, smaller and
pricier than the competition, the iPod is vintage Apple. Videophones
Set To Ring in New Communication Era With drastic drops in equipment pricing,
satellite telephone systems are being readied for deployment inside ambulances
and utility installations, and across an array of other businesses and services.
Sony
hedges bets with DVD formats The consumer electronics giant is coming
out with DVD+RW drives and discs but plans to continue to support competing formats.
Gates
to Tout Tablet PC at Comdex Keynote Bill Gates will use his annual opening
keynote at Comdex in Las Vegas to tout one of his favorite projects, the Tablet
PC. Ericsson
Puts Enterprise Products Into Distribution Ericsson Enterprise signed
a distribution agreement with Graybar Electric, a voice and data communications
products distributor. Graybar is Ericsson's first U.S. distributor for its enterprise
product line. Companies
Scared Of Linux? Linux penguins are braying louder, but companies don't
plan to adopt many of them in the near future. Atheros
802.11a Product Gets XP Certified Atheros Communications, Inc. announced
that it is the first company to receive the Microsoft Designed for Windows XP
Logo Program certification for an 802.11a product. Siebel
Drafts CRM For Security Duty Siebel Systems Inc. announced a repackaging
of its customer relationship management applications for homeland security.
Jamming
technology blocks cell phone rings A Hong Kong company hopes to sell signal
jamming technology, previously used by the military to thwart lethal missiles,
to block annoying cell phone calls in places such as hospitals, places of worship
and restaurants. VIA
Bares New Version of Legally Disputed Chipset VIA Technologies has unveiled
a faster chipset for Pentium 4 processors -- an advanced version of the same chipset
that rival Intel claims violates its patents. Xbox,
GameCube play well with consumers Consumers may be curbing their spending
in some areas, but they apparently don't mind splurging on the two newly released
video game consoles from Nintendo and Microsoft, according to new research.
Lucent
Looks To New Products For Profitability Lucent Technologies Inc., in the
midst of slashing jobs and selling businesses, said it has the new products to
allow it to return to profits next year as targeted. IBM
Spreads 'Pixie Dust' On New Drives IBM is extending the use of its "pixie
dust" technology--which ups the capacity of hard drives--to a new line of drives
to be announced. Can
Intel Measure Up in the Server Market? Intel Corp. has made significant
inroads into the server market with its new Xeon (the server version of Pentium
4) line of processors FBI
snoop tool old hat for hackers "Magic Lantern," a reported method for
sneaking surveillance programs onto a suspect's computer, appears to be little
more than old hacking technology.
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