Monthly Archives: October 2005
Chips Up for AMD in Third Quarter
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. gained market share in the x86 chip market during the third quarter, a published report says.
The Sunnyvale, Calif., chip maker,...
WiMax Watchers Admit its Unfit for Mainstream
BOSTON—Unlike many of the futuristic networking concepts evangelized in years past, people intent on developing WiMax wireless broadband services seem unusually honest in recognizing...
Who Should Control ICANN?
The regular meetings of the International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers—known as ICANN, the folks who make Internet domain names work as well...
Microsofts Server and Tools Rudder-less
Microsofts Server and Tools Division is now Rudder-less, but that does not mean it is without direction.
Microsoft on Thursday announced more fallout from its...
Whos Getting Rich in the .Com Market?
When it was announced recently that Verisign and ICANN have reached a settlement agreement on a lawsuit related to management of the .com domain,...
Microsofts Revenues Rise
Growth in PC and server shipments as well as a 50 percent increase in revenue from its mobile and embedded devices unit helped buoy...
Sun Looks to RFID for IT Asset Tracking
Sun Microsystems Inc. is eyeing a future product that will combine its existing software for IT asset management with a new solution, unveiled on...
Old Version of Word Resurfaces in Microsoft Works 2006
Microsoft released on Thursday its Works Suite 2006, a collection of software from the Home Retail Division marketed as a time-saver for busy families...
DOJ Demands That Telcos Divest Some Assets
To ensure that businesses arent left without competitive offerings following the acquisition of the two largest long distance carriers by the two largest local...
Microsoft RTMs Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005
Microsoft on Thursday released to manufacturing its Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 products, previously known by the code names Whidbey and Yukon...