Monthly Archives: November 2003

Novell, Red Hat and the Linux Desktop

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Linux users have been rocked this week by big news from two major vendors: Red Hat has bowed out of the race for the...

IBM Takes Wraps Off Opteron-Based Cluster

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IBM on Tuesday announced a prepackaged and pretested cluster that is powered by Advanced Micro Devices Inc.s 64-bit Opteron processor. IBM, of Armonk, N.Y., is...

LeapFrog: Trouble In Toyland

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LeapFrog Enterprises may enjoy strong demand for its educational toys, but the Emeryville, Calif. manufacturer could use a primer on how a supply chain...

Apples Panther Stalks New Ground

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In Mac OS X Version 10.3, Apple Computer Inc. combines its latest ideas with pieces drawn from the open-source world, from Mac OS versions...

OS X 10.3 Dazzles Developers

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When application developers open the stark black box containing the four CDs of Apple Computer Inc.s "Panther" operating system, theyll get more than the...

DBAs Get Management Help

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Data management vendors BMC Software Inc. and Quest Software Inc. are both rolling out tools to make it easier to manage IT environments that...

Get Used to Offshoring

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The arguments of Don ONeill of the Center for National Software Studies remind me of the protectionist arguments of the early 60s and 70s....

Handhelds Call for New Enterprise Thinking

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Wireless connections are changing the shape of our IT universe, shifting the handheld computer from satellite to center. Its increasingly common for new information,...

Lets Solve Tech Ed Puzzle

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Its no secret that a shift of it work overseas has resulted in the loss of U.S. jobs. Many people across a broad spectrum...

Vendor With the Simplest Solution Wins

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How vast is your IT operation? A better question might be: How simple is it? At a time when vendors, including Microsoft, are once...