Monthly Archives: February 2004
Microsoft Takes Orders For Security Update CD
Microsoft began taking orders this week for its promised Security Update CD. The free CD includes all critical security fixes issued by Microsoft since...
Nortel Looks Abroad for Growth
BOSTON—As Nortel Networks gradually emerges from a near death experience over the past year and a half, the company is looking to grow by...
SCO Takes Aim at Linux User Target
The SCO Group is standing firm by its commitment to sue an enterprise Linux user, even though it has missed its own self-imposed three-month...
Microsoft Releases Virtual Server Beta
Microsoft Corp. has released the first beta for its Virtual Server 2004 to a select group of customers and expects the product to be...
Yahoo Confirms Switch from Google
Yahoo Inc. on Wednesday confirmed that it has begun its switch from Google Inc.s search technology to its own search algorithm.
As eWEEK.com previously reported,...
Intel Aligns Digital Home Around “Kessler”, “Sandow”
Simplify, simplify, simplify.In a keynote address at the Intel Developer Forum here Tuesday, Intel Corp. general manager Louis Burns reiterated the companys vision of...
Xen XML Language On Track to Debut as X Omega
By mid-year, Microsoft plans to make its XML programming language—currently code-named "Xen," and soon to be renamed "C Omega"—available to researchers and academics.
At the...
Consortium to Target Web App Security
As part of an effort to crystallize the thinking and product-development around the nascent area of Web application security, a group of vendors will...
Intel Exec Runs Down New Itanium Roadmap
SAN FRANCISCO—Intel Corp. on Wednesday presented a broad overview of its enterprise processor roadmap here at the Intel Developer Forum. The companys forthcoming lineup...
Slideshow: Views From DEMO 2004
/zimages/6/66083.jpg This weeks DEMO 2004 conference in Scottsdale, Arizona showcased 67 new products, services and innovations coming to the enterprise technology world in the...