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Wireless LAN in Asia to hit US$350m
News The market for wireless local area networks (WLANs) in the region is expected to grow 51 percent annually to reach US$350 million in 2005, thanks to the increase in the number of mobile phones and handhelds, and also to new technologies.
Commentary: Microsoft's Datacenter may signal new race
News Triggered in part by Microsoft's development of Windows 2000 Datacenter, released Tuesday, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Compaq all have announced plans to market 16- and 32-processor Intel-based servers.
Move to Windows 2000 may not be smooth for all
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Thai businesses get a taste of CIA-style security
News ArcSight touts monitoring solutions used by U.S. government agencies to offer Thai businesses proof that their networks are secure, or otherwise.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Security
Summer test of Longhorn Server planned
News Microsoft is expected to disclose in August more about beta version that's intended to make the OS easier to use and more secure.
Tags: Longhorn
Wireless LAN in Asia to hit US$350m
News The market for wireless local area networks (WLANs) in the region is expected to grow 51 percent annually to reach revenues of US$350 million in 2005, thanks to the increase in the number of mobile phones and handhelds, and also to new technologies.
StarHub ups ante with high-speed access
News Singapore's StarHub, placed second in the broadband subscriber race, hopes to win customers with a high-speed service.
Microsoft publishes more protocol documentation
News The software giant has posted online another 14,000 pages of protocol documentation for its programs, bringing the total so far to 44,000.
Tags: Patents
Microsoft roping more into Longhorn Server release
News Software maker says that Longhorn Server has gained features since its last major test version and is on track for release later this year.
Tags: Longhorn
Microsoft's open source patent threat still intact
News Microsoft truly is sharing more, but it still insists that companies selling or using some open source software must license Microsoft patents.
Tags: Open source, Patents
How Code Red revealed the perils of port 80
News Are all future Net devices listening in on port 80? The recent onslaughts from the Code Red worm highlighted the vulnerability of this standard HTTP port. Stephan Somogyi and Bruce Schneier delve into the details.
Gateway touts new server, storage devices
News The computer maker has refreshed its server and storage offerings for business and government sectors.
Tags: Servers
Commentary: HP's Linux strategy isn't overwhelming
News Although Friday's announcement takes one modest step in stating HP's general position on Linux, the company's overall strategy still remains diffuse and less than exciting in vision, coherence and platform differentiation.
Microsoft limits Longhorn's Itanium job duties
News Redmond's move reinforces the chip's position as a component mainly meant for powerful multiprocessor servers.
Tags: Processors, Multiprocessor servers
Linux firms beef up services, e-commerce plans
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