Monthly Archives: April 2005

Microsoft Reaches Out to Open-Source Community

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Microsoft Corp. has extended an olive branch to the open-source community, calling for a sit-down to discuss how the software giant can better work...

Will Your PC Be Ready for Longhorn?

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SEATTLE—Although Longhorn isnt slated to be available until "holiday 2006," some PC users are already wondering what kinds of PCs will be able to...

Hummingbird, Veritas Tackle E-Records Management

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Content management vendor Hummingbird Ltd. has joined forces with leading storage software vendor Veritas Software to provide a joint solution designed to help organizations...

IBM Inks $402 Million Deal to Upgrade Medical Centers IT Infrastructure

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IBM and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have entered into an eight-year, $402 million partnership designed to overhaul the medical centers IT infrastructure...

Overseas POS Sales, Linux Potential Growing

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Point-of-sale terminal shipments grew about 8 percent in Europe, the Middle East and Africa last year compared with a 5 percent annual increase in...

Call to Turn off PCs Is Misguided

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"Turn that thing off!" If your parents said it once, they said it a thousand times: Turn off the television and pay attention to...

Getting the Colors Right When Soft Proofing

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Graphics professionals everywhere want to reap the benefits of soft proofing. Instead of paying for shipping and waiting for a hard-copy proof, publishers can...

BEA Preps Suite for Composing Apps Without Code

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BEA Systems says it will announce in June an integrated suite of products to address a new market opportunity it calls the service architecture...

Sun May Speed Up Niagara Release

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Suns upcoming "Niagara" systems will be shipping no later than early 2006, and could even start rolling out earlier. Andy Ingram, vice president of marketing...

Kriens: Juniper Acquisitions Provide Web Piece Parts

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SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Juniper Network Inc.s acquisitions of two Web performance optimization technology companies this week provide some of the "piece parts" required to improve...