Monthly Archives: January 2003
Foundry to Expand High and Low Ends of Its Switch/Router Lineup
Foundry Networks Inc. this week will extend the high and low ends of the companys switch/router product line as it looks to satisfy customers...
HP Regains Leadership in Worldwide PC Sales
Hewlett-Packard Co. last year regained the lead in worldwide sales of PCs from Dell Computer Corp., according to separate reports released earlier this month...
Verity Integrates Inktomi Search Technologies
Customers looking to get more control over the ever-growing amounts of content and information in their enterprises will get help from Verity Inc. and...
Intel Wisely Embraces Open-Source Threat
With Intels midmonth announcement of a Linux version of its VTune Performance Analyzer (see www.intel.com/vtune), the company faces—and even embraces—the open-source threat to the...
Lotus Partners to Pump Up Sametime IM
While IBMs Lotus Software division prepares new development initiatives to bring its Domino platform more in line with Java and other IBM technologies at...
IBM, Voltaire Eye Linux Scaling
IBM and Partner Voltaire Inc. last week at the LinuxWorld Expo in New York introduced technologies that will enable enterprises to scale their Linux-based...
Recycling Tax Plan for PCs Due for Debate
It may be a hard sell in todays economic and political climate, but a plan to tack a recycling tax onto the price of...
Building Up the Trust
Microsoft Corp. is stepping up its Trustworthy Computing efforts as it readies the release of Windows Server 2003—a product viewed by company executives and...
IT Recovery: Real or Just a Mirage?
Ex-IBM infrastructure engineer George Perkins, laid off and out of work for 14 months, finally got an interview late last month. The interview not...
Everyone Wants to Be Seen With the Penguin
eWeek will do $4 billion of Linux business this year.Hey, only kidding! But who would ever know? No one checks out these claims, and...