Monthly Archives: June 2005
VOIPs Networking Tech Grows Up at Supercomm
Having established a foothold with voice over IP, telecommunications carriers are looking for new services to offer over their IP infrastructure. But before users...
Demand for Speed Drives Web Accelerator Buying Spree
The unceasing demand for a fast and responsive Internet has helped to make those companies that are selling Web application acceleration technology the hottest...
IBMs Patent Model Spurs Innovation
Some five months after IBM gave open-source developers unfettered access to 500 of its software patents, the Armonk, N.Y., company has turned its attention...
Next-Gen Servers to Take the Stage at Tech Ed 2005
Microsofts Tech Ed conference next week will be a showcase for a raft of new server products from the Redmond software giant that arent...
Tiny Aircraft Use Linux, Bluetooth for Computing
British researchers have built tiny aircraft that use Linux to perform parallel processing operations and can communicate with one another via Bluetooth.The aircraft are...
IBM Rational Backs Off on .Net Tools Support
IBM and Microsoft Corp.s fight for development environment supremacy is heating up about as fast as the onset of summer, with both sides digging...
Next Anti-Spyware Group Pushes for Standards
A group of anti-spyware software makers and public-interest groups is forming a new coalition to define spyware, according to an executive at the Center...
HP Tackles SOAs, Compliance
Hewlett-Packard Co. at its HP Software Forum in Denver next week will address two hot topics with new offerings that provide compliance management and...
IBM Brings Supercomputingto the Enterprise Market
Supercomputing has become an important business for IBM. In recent years, the Armonk, N.Y., company has opened up a series of Deep Computing centers,...
The First Thing We Do: Lets Offshore the Managers
This is going to be reader-participation week at CIOInsight.com. Were asking your opinion on a revolutionary, if completely logical idea.
The best "pro" and "con"...