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Its More Than Just Looks

Paula Musich | January 29, 2001

Providers shift focus to better interfaces, portals.

Sun, Microsoft Agreement Deepens Rift

eWeek Editors | January 29, 2001

The $20 million java settlement reached last week between Sun Microsystems Inc. and Microsoft Corp. could lead to even sharper battle lines in the companies' platform war.

RAD Upgrade Aimed at Net

Jeff Burt | January 29, 2001

Neuvis inc. has released a new version of its rapid application development software tailored for the Internet.

Sun Declares Victory

eWeek Editors | January 29, 2001

Microsoft settles Java suit, pursues its own strategy

Product Enables Reporting

Jeff Burt | January 29, 2001

San Francisco-based Actuate Corp.'s new Actuate e.Reporting Suite 5 features, among other things, support for Java, LDAP and XML.

Cisco Wireless LAN Products Gain Speed

Carmen Nobel | January 29, 2001

Cisco Systems Inc. last week introduced a set of wireless LAN products that boasts improved speed, better cross-platform support, and a more sophisticated security framework.

A Bumpy Ride Ahead; Get Back to Basics

Cameron Sturdevant | January 29, 2001

There is little doubt that the American economy is headed for sluggish growth or more likely a recession, and this means that IT managers need to focus on fundamentals.

Shielding Nets from Prying Eyes

Jim Rapoza | January 22, 2001

Four access-control tools offer solid, selective protection for sites of all sizes.

ASPects: January 22, 2001

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

So now General Motors wants to be an application service provider - as if the industry doesn't have enough trouble.

Peer 2 Cash

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Hotline tries licensing model

Pay Me Now

Edward Cone | January 22, 2001

Rental model proves difficult for ASPs

Snap Puts Java in Box

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

New strategy looks to add value and growth.

Why The Linux Foundation Still Exists

VIDEO: Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of The Linux Foundation explains what his organization is doing to push open-source software forward.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.