Network Solutions Briefs: PowerASP, Indenticator, D-Link, RAD
PowerASP announces service launch, Indenticator distributor appointed, D-Link launches
new switches, RAD launches modem
Stories by IDG staff
Lineo Buys Australian VPN Specialist
Australian Linux specialist Moreton Bay Ventures has been snapped up by acquisitive U.S.-based vendor Lineo Inc., a company keen to squeeze the Linux operating system onto small handheld devices.
Enterprise Solutions briefs
Trans-Nullarbor $167M data link, Exabyte goes Digital, IBM manages data
Briefs
NEC, Cisco converge on roadmap to IP , Cabletron Systems nets $329m investment, Microsoft to acquire set-top box specialist
BRIEFS
SAP and Telstra join forces online, Intel invests $403m in Infineon, Ecorp strikes wireless alliance
Free ISP Service Coming from Telstra
A week after cutting access costs to its range of Big Pond Internet services, Australian national carrier Telstra Corp. has revealed it has been considering offering free Internet access as part of its plan to sign one million subscribers by June.
Australia's Ecorp Strikes Wireless Alliance
Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd.-owned Internet operation Ecorp Ltd. has formed a partnership with Nokia Australia for the delivery of wireless content services.
Developer Solutions- Hitting the Market
Enterprise Solutions- Briefs
$200 GST handout 'woefully inadequate'
Small businesses will spend up to $5000 preparing their systems for the GST, but the Federal Government says a $200 handout will be enough.
Business Briefs
Microsoft settles antitrust lawsuit, Allaire acquires Valto Systems, Silicon Graphics spins off MediaBase, Great Plains adds RealWorld
Top stories last week from AUUG News - your daily email service for open standard computing
Top stories last week from AUUG News - your daily email service for open standard computing
Year 2000: overlooked anything?
Oracle joins Monterey project
The viability of project Monterey, the 64-bit Unix operating system initiative being led by IBM, got a big boost last week as Oracle became the first application vendor to pledge its support to the cutting-edge operating system.
Comdex day 3: McNealy plays Judge Jackson
If Microsoft's courtroom fate was up to Scott McNealy, the software behemoth would have to agree to four conditions or be broken up, the chairman and CEO of Sun Microsystems said at Comdex yesterday.