Unix is dead? Dell thinks so!		Article Rating: Not Rated
Dell and Sun executives provided one of the more interesting behind-the-scenes battles at last month's LinuxWorld

Nortel pushes WLAN for enterprise campus		Article Rating: Not Rated
The ability to roam around an office while continuously connected to a wireless LAN will be extended across whole buildings and campuses with a set of products Nortel Networks Corp. announced Monday

Sun Steps Up Linux (Lightly)		Article Rating: Not Rated
Sun Microsystems (Quote, Company Info) made strides this week with its Linux (define) strategy, releasing updated Sun ONE compiler code for both its low-end SPARC...

Finding flexibility		Article Rating: Not Rated
In this age of integration, chief technologists are embracing sophisticated, dynamic platforms as a better way to more easily manage their operations.

New Windows Flaw Disclosed by Microsoft		Article Rating: Not Rated
Security experts say the latest Windows vulnerability revealed last week by Microsoft Corp. has already been used by crackers to attack at least one machine belonging to the U.S. Army

Root of massive credit card theft found		Article Rating: Not Rated
A hacker who gained access to millions of credit card numbers apparently did it by breaking into a computer system at a company that handles transactions for catalog companies and other direct marketers

Sun 'Calls JBoss bluff' on J2EE compliance		Article Rating: Not Rated
According to c|net's news.com Sun has finally responded to JBoss Group's request

Opera won't perform on Microsoft phones		Article Rating: Not Rated
There has never been much of a relationship between the small Norwegian browser company Opera Software and software giant Microsoft, but what little there was is over, says Opera.

New Internet speed record		Article Rating: Not Rated
new Internet speed record has been set by scientists. Using the Internet2 network, scientists were able to send data from Sunnyvale, California in the U.S. to Amsterdam, Holland at a speed of 923 megabits per second

Microsoft at midlife		Article Rating: Not Rated
When his conversation occasionally strays from technology these days, Bill Gates sounds like any middle-age working dad

Critical Win2K flaw yields multiple attack vectors		Article Rating: Not Rated
Last week's very serious Windows 2000 vulnerability is far from limited to exploitation through IIS alone

Microsoft To Cut Some Server Licensing Costs		Article Rating: Not Rated
Microsoft plans on April 1 to cut licensing costs for enterprises that run some of their application server products on partitioned servers
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