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Is It Time To Kiss Off Trade Shows?

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols | April 23, 2001

I've just spent three weeks speaking at as many trade shows. I did my act at a small DTR Business Systems reseller show in Vegas; a middling Seybold show in Boston, with 1,500 guests; and the 70,000-attendee Spring Comdex in Chicago.

Dawn of the Living Dead Applications

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

It's amazing how fast a new application can be orphaned by a struggling company. Due to the onslaught of new servers and operating systems, legacy applications now have the shortest life spans I've witnessed in the last 20 years.

Austin: InfiniBand HQ?

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

Bragging and Texas go together like enchiladas and hot sauce.

Fast Facts Section B: April 23, 2001

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

Orbitz, the travel exchange proposed by most major airlines, is gathering velocity.

P2P Product Finds Its Groove

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

When Groove Networks released its software and announced three large customers earlier this month, it kicked off business for one of the most watched companies in the unproven peer-to-peer software market.

Prophet In The Valley

Deborah Gage | April 23, 2001

Dan'l Lewin isn't a typical Microsoft evangelist. His words and actions may silence some of the company's loudest critics.

Geekspeak: April 23, 2001

John Taschek | April 23, 2001

Magnia's Ok for Small Offices but Not for Branch Offices

Equal Access

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

Peer-To-Peer seeks B2B niche

Translation Please

Edward Cone | April 23, 2001

Think globally, act locally

Call Me Desperate

eWeek Editors | April 23, 2001

Marketing Mistakes Dept.

Net Gear Makers Slash Work Forces

Caron Carlson | April 23, 2001

Lucent, Cisco, Nortel cutbacks raise concerns among customers about pricing, support issues.

What Is Microsoft .Net?

Joseph C. Panettieri | April 23, 2001

According to platforms group VP Jim Allchin, Microsoft .Net will involve these five components

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Ubuntu 19.04 Makes Linux a Snap

eWEEK VIDEO: Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, outlines new open-source innovations that are coming in the Ubuntu 19.04 "Disco Dingo" Linux distribution release.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.