Monthly Archives: October 2004

MySQL Update Puts a Toe Into Big Vendors Database Turf

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MySQL AB on Wednesday released into general availability a version of its open-source database with subqueries, faster and more secure client-server communication, tools that...

Licensing Plan Makes Microsoft a Utility Player

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One name that doesnt come up too often when you are talking about grid or utility computing is Microsoft. Theyve staked some ground in...

Dell to Offer SuSE Linux-Based PowerEdge Servers

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Dell Inc. and Novell Inc. announced Wednesday an agreement between the two companies to distribute Novells SuSE Linux distribution preinstalled on single- and dual-processor...

Experts Fear Check 21 Could Lead to Mass Fraud

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The implementation of the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, aka Check 21, which goes into effect this week, means that check handling...

FCC Clears Cingular Acquisition of AT&T

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WASHINGTON (AP)—The Federal Communications Commission gave its approval Tuesday to Cingular Wireless LLCs $41 billion acquisition of AT&T Wireless Services Inc., completing the federal...

Political Videos Via IM: Vote No!

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Do people really want to see streaming video pop-ups from their instant messaging clients? Or more to the point as this election season winds...

New Intel Flash Line Could Bring Price Drop

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Intel Corp. plans to refocus its efforts on the mainstream flash market with the launch of a new product family early next year, which...

Copernic Ready to Take On Google In Enterprise Search Product

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Copernic Technologies Inc. announced on Tuesday that it has spun off its enterprise-search business into a separate company, and already the new company is...

A Tailor-Made Technology Environment

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In the clothing business, selling a suit that doesnt fit a customer makes little sense, even if its highly profitable. The same can be...

Sun Mulls Pilot to Test Own RFID Compliance

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Just like suppliers of other products, todays big IT vendors are figuring out how to cope with metallic environments, wireless interference and other challenges...