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American Management Systems melds third-party wares into its own product line.
D-Link and Linksys sell their products for $120 and $129, respectively.
Protect your client's network with an inexpensive, but secure internet appliance firewall.
Company aims to ease Web collaboration; follows .Net, Exchange model
Products from Web services developers Cape Clear, Intrinsyc make it easier to use rival platforms
At its upcoming user conference, analysts expect SAP to announce new ways that its enterprise software will link with non-SAP software and across firewalls to outside companies.
The world's biggest cell phone maker, Finland's Nokia, has adopted Java as the basis for software on its future cellular phone and combined phone/handheld device.
Return on investment isn't always clear, but general trends are identifiable.
Sun ONE bears a strong resemblance to SunConnect, a cross-platform framework that Sun developed in the late 1990s to evangelize Java and attack Microsoft in vertical markets such as financial services.
At one time, Microsoft produced one of the fastest Java Virtual Machines, and programmers using its Visual J++ development tool represented one of the largest blocks - if not the largest block - of Java programmers.
Xuma has evolved enterprise application integration messaging technology to create a Distributed Internet Operating System that provides a plug-and-play application infrastructure upon which e-business solutions are built.
This week, as the faithful turn out for Sun's sixth annual JavaOne Java developers conference, we're struck by how, well, boring JavaOne has gotten.
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Ubuntu 19.04 Makes Linux a Snap
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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.
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