Monthly Archives: March 2002
Microsoft Cuts Bay Area Pay
Microsoft Corp. will be reducing by 10 percent the "geographic differential" its 1,600-odd Bay Area employees earn from Aug. 1, meaning a significant cut...
ICANN Again Under Fire
After years of bickering within ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), the U.S. federal government has taken the first step toward...
Overseas Virus Outbreak Yet to Impact U.S.
After a week on the scene, the Fbound worm is continuing to infect machines across the Internet, but still hasnt made much progress in...
Large Shareholder Backs HP-Compaq Merger
Hewlett-Packard Co. gained additional backing for its buyout of Compaq Computer Corp. as Putnam Investors, a large shareholder in both computer makers, announced it...
First Palm HTML Browser Debuts
Palm Inc. today announced an HTML-based browser for its Internet-enabled devices.The Palm Web Browser supports the Palm m125, m130, m500, m515 and i705 handhelds,...
AMD Revamps Athlon Line
Advanced Micro Devices added on to each of its mainstream product lines, and revealed that its own transition to the 0.13-micron "Thoroughbred" Athlon processors...
Which Is More Tiresome: HP/Compaq or Microsoft/DOJ?
Over the past several years, readers have criticized eWEEK, formerly PC Week, for spending too much time and energy covering the Microsoft antitrust litigation....
3Com Introduces New LAN Software, Hardware
3Com Corp. on Wednesday introduced new switching software and hardware for enterprise LANs, aimed at providing greater scalability and availability for mission-critical applications.The new...
Xtelesis Expanding Operations
Network integrator Xtelesis Corp. on March 18 will launch its drive to take its managed network services nationwide.The Silicon Valley–based integrator-turned-managed-network-services provider plans to...
Mac Market Built on Sand?
Remember Steve Jobs "sand" concept for the creation of personal computers? About the time he lent his star power to the creation of the...