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IBM has begun shipping the eServer z900, which it calls the "reinvented mainframe" and the successor to its popular S/390 line.
As we enter 2001, an obvious gap between past fantasy and present reality is our lack of computers that care about telling the truth.
Seeking to feed a perceived need for speed, Intel Corp. and IBM last week touted microprocessor advances that will result in chips that are capable of setting new speed records.
In director Stanley Kubrick's prescient "2001: A Space Odyssey," Kubrick and collaborator Arthur C. Clarke envisioned a spacecraft the length of a football field with a master computer that knew the condition of every system on board.
While questions abound as to whether Lotus Development Corp.'s forthcoming Raven knowledge management offering will fly in the enterprise, technology buyers need look no further than Lotus' parent company, IBM, for answers.
Sometimes the first cloud that appears in the sky is just a random cloud. Other times, it heralds a downpour soon to follow. So, events sometimes make only modest news impact at a given moment but later loom large in importance.
Gee, I guess we've bought all the PCs and workstations we'll ever need.
Baltimore masters policies; Entrust is well-rounded; RSA client shines; VeriSign tops at outsourcing
Did you go home for Thanksgiving? If you did, maybe you did some contemplating about how you got where you are and where you are going.
Although Dell Computer Corp. stands out as a major e-commerce player, generating about $16 billion in online sales annually, that success apparently hasn't spurred suppliers to join the company's new business-to-business exchange, the Dell Marketplace.
Try as he may to secure telecommuters' systems, Gerry Cullen, director of special projects at Detroit Diesel-Allison BC Ltd., in Vancouver, British Columbia, knows there's only so much he can do to keep corporate secrets from walking away when a company l
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