Monthly Archives: November 2006
Dell Launches Removable Storage Drive for SMBs
Dell, trying to demonstrate some innovation in a sector where it seeks to pick up market share, introduced Nov. 8 a new removable disk-based...
Sage Launches Business Management Software for SMBs
Sage Software, the Irvine, Calif. company that specializes in business management software for small and midsize businesses, announced on Nov. 7 the launching of...
Nvidia Launches New Architecture for Its Graphics Chips
Nvidia, the Santa Clara, Calif.-based maker of graphic processors and cards for both PCs and game consoles like PlayStation and Xbox, announced Nov. 8...
RFID Maker Licenses IBMs Clipped Tag Technology
Paul Moskowitz, a Ph.D. researcher at IBMs Watson Research Center, believes security is definitely an issue with RFID-tagged goods. Along with his colleagues, Moskowitz...
Microsoft Ships New Malware Hunting Utility
On the heels of its July 2006 acquisition of Mark Russinovichs Winternals Software, Microsoft has replaced the popular Regmon and Filemon utilities with a...
NetApp to Acquire Data-Protection Firm Topio
NetApp revealed Nov. 8 that the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company intends to acquire neighboring Topio Software, a privately held Santa Clara, Calif.-based company with R&D...
Apple Updates MacBook with Core 2 Duo
Apple Computer is powering up its MacBook notebooks for consumers.
The Cupertino, Calif.-based company announced on Nov. 8 that it would start to offer Intels...
Eclipse Is Still Going Strong
It was five years ago that IBM invested $40 million in software development to help create an open-source integrated development environment focused on empowering...
A Walk Through Business Intelligence Products
Has open source passed by business intelligence? Not really; there are a lot of open-source BI products around.
A good starting point is Pentaho. The...
Can a Cost-per-Action Service Beat Google at the Ad Game?
A startup run by former AltaVista CEO Jim Barnett is betting that its cost-per-action advertising system can outperform Google's pay-per-click method.The news coming out...