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  • CA focuses its future on integration

    Computer Associates has launched a new strategy to combat the complexities of integrating old software/hardware systems with new ones, which is becoming more difficult as the industry keeps evolving.

  • Oracle refuses to give up hope on takeover

    Responding to last week's blow to its bid for PeopleSoft, when it emerged that U.S. Department of Justice staff were to recommend to the Assistant Attorney General that Oracle's takeover should not be approved due to anti-competitive conce...

  • Kodak strikes Net storage deal with Verizon

    Imaging giant Kodak has entered into an agreement with mobile telecommunications provider Verizon Wireless that will enable Verizon customers to share and store their camera phone images on the Internet.

  • Sweet nothings we could do without

    Predictably enough, given the fact that the quest for love is often the most pressing when singletons see couples smooching everywhere on Valentine's Day, the virus writers are using the occasion to prey on those lonely hearts to deliver n...

  • Volante merges with Ipex

    The combined companies will create the largest-owned IT infrastructure and services group in Australia.

  • Illegal media carry dangerous viruses

    Illegal availability of free copyrighted software, movies and music on peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are causing massive headaches for people trying to create defences against malicious viruses, according to Websense, Inc.

  • Antitrust lawyers could thwart Oracle bid

    Despite heaping pressure back on the PeopleSoft board by upping its offer to US$26 a share for the company, Oracle's attempt to acquire its enterprise software making rival could still hit the skids, after it emerged that antitrust lawyers...

  • Intel inside storage

    Microprocessor manufacturer Intel has introduced two optical transceivers that will double the performance of Fibre Channel storage systems at about the same price.

  • Veritas target mid-market, drops Business Server

    Veritas Software has replaced its unpopular Business Server software package with its new NetBackup 5.0 Server, which the storage software vendor will be pitching at the small to medium business market.

  • CA focuses its future on integration

    Computer Associates has launched a new strategy to combat the complexities of integrating old software/hardware systems with new ones, which is becoming more difficult as the industry keeps evolving.

  • Oracle refuses to give up hope on takeover

    Responding to last week's blow to its bid for PeopleSoft, when it emerged that U.S. Department of Justice staff were to recommend to the Assistant Attorney General that Oracle's takeover should not be approved due to anti-competitive conce...

  • Kodak strikes Net storage deal with Verizon

    Imaging giant Kodak has entered into an agreement with mobile telecommunications provider Verizon Wireless that will enable Verizon customers to share and store their camera phone images on the Internet.

  • Sweet nothings we could do without

    Predictably enough, given the fact that the quest for love is often the most pressing when singletons see couples smooching everywhere on Valentine's Day, the virus writers are using the occasion to prey on those lonely hearts to deliver n...

  • Volante merges with Ipex

    The combined companies will create the largest-owned IT infrastructure and services group in Australia.

  • Illegal media carry dangerous viruses

    Illegal availability of free copyrighted software, movies and music on peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are causing massive headaches for people trying to create defences against malicious viruses, according to Websense, Inc.

  • Antitrust lawyers could thwart Oracle bid

    Despite heaping pressure back on the PeopleSoft board by upping its offer to US$26 a share for the company, Oracle's attempt to acquire its enterprise software making rival could still hit the skids, after it emerged that antitrust lawyers...

  • Intel inside storage

    Microprocessor manufacturer Intel has introduced two optical transceivers that will double the performance of Fibre Channel storage systems at about the same price.

  • Veritas target mid-market, drops Business Server

    Veritas Software has replaced its unpopular Business Server software package with its new NetBackup 5.0 Server, which the storage software vendor will be pitching at the small to medium business market.