Hewlett-Packard Introduces New Server
Hewlett-Packard Co. this week will announce a six-processor server designed for Windows 2000 that it claims will offer price/performance that's significantly better than similarly-sized systems from rivals.
Hewlett-Packard Co. this week will announce a six-processor server designed for Windows 2000 that it claims will offer price/performance that's significantly better than similarly-sized systems from rivals.
Traditional outsourcing vendors are rushing to offer Internet services. Last week, two of the biggest - Electronic Data Services Corp. (EDS) and Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) - launched initiatives offering application hosting and network management services.
IBM is doubling to 18 the number of PC models that will be available under its buy-today-ship-today program.
IBM this week will announce new software technology that it claims will allow administrators to back up a DB2 database without bringing it down.
The complexity and cost of building a secure business-to-business e-commerce infrastructure is slowing adoption of Internet technology in most manufacturing firms, according to a recent survey. But few are surprised.
PolySort Inc., a five-year-old Internet company that operates two business-to-business portals, is setting up a new online marketplace for the plastics industry.
Information technology managers at old-line manufacturing firms are scrambling to get their companies to think like fast-moving Internet players.
Nearly seven out of 10 U.S. manufacturers are not using e-commerce as a forum for business transactions.
Manufacturing companies are scrambling to devise strategies for dealing with the threat of profit erosion from business-to-business Web portals.
Akamai Technologies Inc.'s proposed $2.8 billion purchase of potential rival Intervu Inc. should help bolster the company's position as one of the leading providers of Internet content delivery services, analysts said.
A new online service from Hewlett-Packard Co. promises to make it easier for application service providers to bill customers based on their actual service usage, rather than charge a flat fee.
Expertcity.com, an online supplier of technical help, training and advice, will offer fee-based Web support for users of Sun Microsystems Inc.'s StarOffice suite.
Hewlett-Packard Co. will power and finance eKids Internet, a secure private Web site owned and managed by San Francisco-based startup SilverTech Inc.
Agrowing squeeze on PC profit margins should lend greater urgency to efforts by Dell Computer Corp. [Nasdaq:DELL] in Round Rock, Texas, and Gateway Inc. [NYSE:GTW] in San Diego to diversify into higher-margin areas this year.
The place: Loveland, Colo. The date: Dec. 28, 1999. A freight train believed to be carrying nearly 20,000 gallons of hazardous material has just derailed, putting hundreds of citizens in the vicinity in danger.