With IBM, Compaq Computer and Hewlett-Packard redoubling their efforts to go after market leader Sun Microsystems in the red-hot Web server market, IT executives should be delighted at the likely benefits in the heightened competition, according to Graham Penn, general manager, IDC.
Big Blue is rolling out software to let would-be Internet vendors host electronic marketplaces.
Australian consumers are reluctant to purchase online because of fears surrounding use of their credit card.
Check Point beefs up management server, Compaq debuts pocket PC, BEA integrates JavaBean technology, Oracle adds Internet file system
Microsoft tackles skills shortage, Sun tight-lipped on customer impact, HP to announce entry-level Unix servers
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Tibco releases B2B platform, E-Fone to vie with pager, NCR launches e-business data warehouse
Deskbound Australians see stars and stripes, Intel to spend $10b to meet demand, The 'imminent demise' of dotcom retailers
Tibco releases B2B platform, E-Fone to vie with pager, NCR launches e-business data warehouse
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Intel to spend $10b to meet demand, Telstra to invest $3b in PCCW alliance, The 'imminent demise' of dotcom retailers
IBM's move to formally support Linux on the S/390 mainframe gives users an industrial-strength platform for running applications based on the open-source operating system, according to analysts.
Uphill struggle for Netscape relaunch, Oracle gets okay to export encryption technology, Intel to release security code to open source, IBM releases e-business software
Compaq Computer's continuing effort to be taken seriously as an enterprise server technology vendor kicked into high gear last week with the introduction of its Wildfire series of high-end Alpha servers.