Monthly Archives: October 2005

Sprint Mixes In Mobile Download Service

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Sprint Nextel Corp. launched the United States first mobile audio download service on Monday, introducing Music Store, which allows the companys subscribers to buy...

Cutting-Edge Performance Drives Chip Makers

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Chip makers are making clear that they intend to continue to explore advanced technologies such as virtualization and multicore processors to help solve thermal...

AOLs AIMPro Revamps Business IM

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Hoping to catch a ride on the software-as-a-service wave, America Online Inc. is working to integrate its popular instant messaging client with WebEx Communications...

Licensing Gets with the Open-Source Program

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Among the most unloved quirks of the enterprise IT market is that software is licensed, not sold. Its a business model that dates back...

Oracle Cracks the Whip with Enterprise Manager 10g R2

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Oracle on Monday plans to release an update to Enterprise Manager that slaps at two pain points in grid computing: getting IT services available...

PowerCenter Update Zeus Delivers Control

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Informatica Corp. this week will introduce its PowerCenter 8 upgrade, code-named Zeus, designed to help IT managers increase productivity through optimization and better federation. PowerCenter...

Microsofts Blue Hat Shows Its Serious About Security

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For critics of Microsoft Corp.s software, 2003 was a very good year. The appearance of the Slammer and Blaster worms was evidence—if any were...

SOAs Gather Steam with Proposed Specs

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With the adoption of SOAs moving beyond pilot stages, underlying Web services standards are also maturing. The e-business standards consortium Organization for the Advancement of...

Blogging Is Indeed Here to Stay

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It was nearly a year and a half ago in this very space that my colleague Scot Petersen declared blogs "simultaneously mainstream and subversive"...

Experts Fear Weak National Data Theft Law

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Federal lawmakers are eager to take action against the growing problem of data theft, but some security and privacy experts fear that the zeal...