Dell Computer Corp. executives here today detailed how the U.K. will continue to be the company's stepping stone into the rest of Europe and offered explanations to why the PC vendor struggled to meet Wall Street's expectations in last year's final quarter.
If businesses want to ride the new wave of e-commerce, rather than be swamped by it, then changes in infrastructure and telecommunications pricing policy are necessary, according to Eric Fullerton, General Manager of Intel's Network Systems Division, in a keynote speech here yesterday.
If businesses want to ride the new wave of e-commerce, rather than be swamped by it, then changes in infrastructure and telecommunications pricing policy are necessary, according to Eric Fullerton, General Manager of Intel Corp.'s Network Systems Division, in a keynote speech here today.
Freeserve PLC will launch a high-speed access trial over British Telecommunications (BT) PLC's ADSL platform in Manchester and London, the company said in a statement today.
European banks spent almost US$1 million per day on implementing e-banking systems in 1999, according to a new report from U.K. market research company Datamonitor PLC.
One-stop Linux company VA Linux Systems Inc. today announced that it will acquire Andover.Net Inc., a Linux news and information provider, for US$60 million in cash, plus a stock swap.
Finnish mobile communications company Nokia intends to acquire US IP (Internet Protocol) clustering company, Network Alchemy, Nokia announced yesterday.
Eastman Kodak Co. (Kodak) and Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) have formed a global joint venture to develop a system offering digital imaging capabilities for both traditional film and digital files, the two companies said today.
SuSE GmbH, the German Linux company, and Compaq Computer Corp. today said they will work together to offer users of SuSE's version of Linux using Compaq hardware technical support via Compaq's call centers around the globe.
Lucent Technologies plans later this year to market two new applications to service providers that will allow customers to access e-mail, voice, fax, and instant messages without a PC, Lucent announced on Monday.
Finnish mobile communications company Nokia Corp. intends to acquire U.S. IP (Internet Protocol) clustering company, Network Alchemy Inc., Nokia announced today.
Microsoft Corp. managed to beat itself to the punch last week, issuing the first patches to fix security holes in the much delayed Windows 2000 operating system -- several weeks before its official release date.
Systems software vendor BEA Systems will work with Finnish mobile giant Nokia on wireless e-commerce applications for accessing the Internet over mobile devices, BEA announced yesterday.
A California woman filed suit against DoubleClick Inc. yesterday, accusing the U.S.-based online advertising company of unlawfully obtaining and selling consumers' personal information, according to a statement issued by her attorney's office. Hariett M. Judnick filed the suit in Marin County Superior Court in California, on behalf of the "general public of the state of California," the statement said.
Fears about the year 2000 computer problem notwithstanding, the worldwide PC market in terms of units shipped grew over 20 percent in 1999 compared to 1998, according to data released today by market research firms International Data Corp. (IDC) and Dataquest Inc.