Monthly Archives: March 2005

IDF Notebook: Show Us Your Cards, AMD

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Well, that was refreshing. The most convincing indication that a company has its act together is the information its willing to put out to the...

Recent Advances Boost System Virtualization

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System virtualization, seen as offering enterprises and smaller organizations major benefits in application availability and server capacity management, has had several boosts in the...

Researchers to Tackle SCADA Security

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A group of researchers backed by the Department of Homeland Security is launching a new program to identify flaws in the security of current...

Judge Makes Tentative Ruling Against Sites in Apple Case

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On Thursday, Judge James Kleinberg of the Superior Court of Santa Clara County, California, issued a tentative ruling that three Web sites cannot seek...

EMC Heads the Pack in Storage Race

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Buoyed by numerous acquisitions and a laser-sharp focus, EMC overtook Hewlett-Packard in 2004 as the leader in external disk storage systems for the first...

Vendors Release Click-Fraud Detection Tools

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NEW YORK—As concerns over click fraud increase, vendors are beginning to launch new services and technology to detect and combat the practice of inflating...

Study: Many PeopleSoft Users Inclined to Ditch Software Post-Merger

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Post-merger, Oracle Corp. has PeopleSoft customers in the palm of its hand—or does it?Recent research from The Yankee Group shows that a sizable portion...

Google Local Adds Web Reviews

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NEW YORK—Web reviews are gaining more prominence in Google search results as the search engine builds them into its local results. As part of a...

Google Gives Behind-the-Scenes Peek

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BURLINGAME, Calif.—At the EclipseCon 2005 conference here, a leading Google Inc. engineer gave a rare glimpse into the workings of the search powerhouse. In a...

Microsoft Releases Third Community Preview of SQL Server 2005

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Microsoft Corp. on Thursday released the third SQL Server 2005 Community Technology Preview, an incremental release that is most notable for its advanced reporting...