Monthly Archives: March 2005
Netscape Browser 8.0 Beta Goes Live
America Onlines Netscape team has opened its doors to the public, releasing the first beta of the revived Netscape Web browser. Based upon Firefox,...
Intel Reaffirms Support for TGn Sync Alliance
In a talk about the current status of its 802.11n efforts, Intel reaffirmed its backing of the TGn Sync Alliances approach to achieving 100+Mbit/sec...
IPMI 2.0 Enhances Security Standard
The Intelligent Platform Management Interface specification provides industry-standard guidelines for implementing a system monitoring and alerting subsystem that works across server platforms regardless of...
Intel, AMD Call for Innovation on Virtual Platforms
SAN FRANCISCO—Intel and Advanced Micro Devices are touting their respective hardware-level virtualization technologies as platforms that will help spur greater innovation around such environments.
At...
No Love Lost in the Enterprise OS Fight
Forget reality television. The real action is starting to play itself out in the enterprise operating system arena. The players in question are IBM,...
Tech Data, Intermec Take Aim at POS, Data Capture Market
Distributor Tech Data is expanding the products it offers for point-of-sale and product data capture under a newly inked deal with Intermec Technologies, a...
Court Overturns Eolas Browser Judgment Against Microsoft
The U.S District Court of Appeals on Wednesday called for a new trial on a key aspect of the $520 million jury verdict that...
Sun Unveils RFID Platform for Manufacturers
The Sun RFID ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) for Manufacturing, released this week at RFID World, is slated to be followed by other RFID (radio-frequency...
Whos Out of Alignment?
After years of hearing about corporate information technology departments not being aligned with business, Im boggled as to why this topic seems to keep...
Former Exec Sues Apple over Termination
Lawyers for Tim Bucher, a former vice president at Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple Computer Inc., have filed a complaint for damages against the computer maker...