Monthly Archives: October 2003

The Death Of Native Code

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The recent coverage of Longhorn Windows got me thinking of virtual machines and their potential for security. Of course, that wasnt always the case.I...

Outside Looking In: The BSD Operating Systems

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Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumA while back, someone asked me why the open-source BSD operating systems arent as popular as Linux. Its a...

Fujitsu Aims to Streamline U.S. Sales

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Until recently, customers in North America had a maze to go through when trying to buy Fujitsu products. If they wanted a Stylistic tablet...

In Larrys Own Words

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Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumFor Oracle followers its a bumper crop—two important books released about Ellison and Oracle within a few weeks of...

Its About Time and Space

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Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumRemember the .Net rollout? Hailstorm? .Net Insecurity Day? Theres nothing quite like the rush you get from a Microsoft...

IBM Storage, Modular and Cubed

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IBMs vision for the future of computing will come into sharper focus early next year when the company finishes construction of the first working...

Put a Panther in Your Mac

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Mac users, prepare to pounce. Panther, the code name for Apples latest operating system iteration, OS X 10.3, delivers enough useful and eye-catching improvements—like...

Yahoo Dropping Enterprise Division

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Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumYahoo Inc. has begun dismantling its enterprise software group as part of a plan to merge functions of its...

Security Web Digest: XP SP2 To Tighten Default Security … and More

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WindowsMicrosoft said this week that it plans to switch off its Windows Messenger service and activate Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) by default on Windows...

Report: Microsoft Pursues Google

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Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumMicrosoft Corp. has sought a possible takeover or partnership with Web search leader Google Inc., according to a report...