Monthly Archives: November 2001

“Impact Statement” Reveals DOJ Settlement Strategy

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The U.S. Department of Justice this week detailed its rationale for settling the landmark antitrust case against Microsoft Corp., submitting a 40-page Competitive Impact...

Viacore Hosts Private Exchanges

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Responding to the tough economic climate and slower growth in IT spending, Viacore Inc. this week said it was rolling out pay-as-you go hosted...

CA To Overhaul Branding, Launch Access Tools

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In an effort to deliver a more cohesive marketing message and clear up customer confusion, Computer Associates International Inc. on the 26th will announce...

Microsoft Announces Third Beta for .Net Server

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As expected Microsoft Corp. on Friday announced the release of the third beta for its Windows .Net Server family."Testers will begin to experience a...

An Apache Server Worthy of the Enterprise?

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In 1998, Randy Terbush, one of the original eight developers of the Apache Web server, founded a company, Covalent, to bring out a commercial...

A Service Ahead Of Its Dime

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Although analysts have long predicted that telcos would have to become ASPs, it seems that carriers wait-and-see approach may have been smart after all....

Merger Bad For Business, Hewlett Family Member Says

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Walter Hewlett, eldest son of Hewlett-Packard Co. co-founder William Hewlett, today detailed his familys opposition to the companys proposed buyout of Compaq Computer Corp....

IBM Offers Zero Percent Financing on xSeries Servers

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IBM today announced zero percent financing options for all of its Intel-based servers. The limited-time offer runs through Dec. 31.In addition, customers taking advantage...

Despite Oracle Nexus, NetLedger Focused on Small Business

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NetLedger started out as a supplier of small business accounting applications online, www.netledger.com. It has done such a good job of it that it...

Novell Slashes Jobs

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The downturn in the IT market has taken its toll on Novell.The Net services software maker announced today that it is cutting its workforce...