Monthly Archives: March 2004
A Tale of Two Tablets
Disclosure: HP and Microsoft are currently clients of mine, and Toshiba and Apple have been clients in the past.There is a growing belief that...
Opera Shares Rise in Opening Day
Shares of Norway-based Opera Software ASA began trading on Thursday on the Oslo Stock Exchange, rising steadily throughout the day to close at 11.40...
Computer Associates Deals for Miramars Migration Technology
Computer Associates International Inc. on Thursday announced that it as acquired Windows migration tools provider Miramar Systems Inc. for an undisclosed amount of cash.
CA...
Yukon, Whidbey Releases Slip Yet Again
The wait for the long-awaited Yukon and Whidbey is going to be longer still, eWEEK.com has learned.
Microsoft Corp. Director of Product Management for SQL...
Mobile Movies
Microsoft and Disney are now kissing cousins in a multiyear agreement to cooperate on digital-media initiatives. The news arrived only days after Apple Computer...
SGI Scales Its Linux OS to 256 Processors
Silicon Graphics Inc. is continuing to scale Linux up into the high-end server realm.
SGI on Wednesday is announcing that its optimized Linux operating system,...
Fragmentation Hurts Open-Source Advocacy efforts
Last week one of my colleagues said, "The technology of Linux seems to be doing a better job of converging, while the support orgs...
Microsoft Raises Threat Level of Outlook Hole
Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday upped the severity of one of three security patches it issued a day earlier, warning that it discovered another attack...
Storage Execs: Vendors Must Simplify Technologies
MONTEREY, Calif.—Storage industry executives on Monday converged here for Network Storage 2004, a two-day conference focusing on new architectural trends in enterprise storage. The...
IBM Issues Patch for DB2 Security Flaw
IBM Corp. has issued a patch for a DB2 database vulnerability that, left undetected, could let an intruder compromise administration privileges for DB2 8.1...