Monthly Archives: January 2003

Linux Brings In $1 Billion in Revenue for IBM

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NEW YORK—IBM executives are preparing to announce at the LinuxWorld trade show here that the company received more than $1 billion in revenue from...

Veritas Upgrades Backup Exec

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Veritas Software Corp. Wednesday announced Backup Exec 9.0, the first upgrade to the companys popular Windows-based product in 18 months.The new version, which is...

Red Hat Chief Speaks Out

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NEW YORK—Proprietary software applications often result in bad architecture, which locks in users and is a cause for concern, Red Hat chief technology officer...

Score One for Benchmarks

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Lately, court decisions havent been filling me with a whole lot of joy. From the Supreme Court saying that if Congress decides to extend...

Dell Touts Blades in Clusters

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NEW YORK—Dell Computer Corp. is touting its newly released blade servers and a new partner network in the high performance computing space.At the LinuxWorld...

Motorola Forecasts a Brighter 2003

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Although Motorola Inc. expects sales to slow down in the first quarter after a relatively successful holiday season, it is expecting 2003 to be...

HP Wields 4-Processor Blade Server

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Hewlett-Packard Co. is aiming to drive blade server technology deeper into the enterprise.The Palo Alto, Calif., company this week is unveiling a four-processor blade...

IBM, Voltaire Team on InfiniBand for DB2

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Voltaire Inc. is offering users of IBMs DB2 database technology a way to run their transaction-heavy applications on cheaper, entry-level servers linked by InfiniBand...

Microsoft to Buy PlaceWare

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Microsoft Corp. announced Tuesday that it has entered into an agreement to acquire privately-held Web conferencing service provider PlaceWare Inc.Terms of the deal, which...

WD Caviar Drives Reach 250 Gbytes

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Western Digital Corp. today announced that it is shipping its next-generation 80 Gbyte-per-platter technology, which will produce PC hard drives that can store up...