October 2004
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October 06, 2004
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Transmeta's 90nm Efficeon ready to use
Transmeta's 90-nanometer Efficeon processor is ready for partners to use in ultraportable notebooks, thin clients, and embedded... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Thought for the day: Safe as houses
It has become increasingly difficult to prevent the bad guys getting hold of your credit card and bank account details.Will it... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Broadband heads east
Proxim’s wireless networking equipment has brought broadband-speed internet to the rural community of Stock in East Anglia. Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Get 3G pricing and integration right warn analysts
As 3G increasingly moves into the territory of public wireless hotspots, operators should make sure their pricing and integration... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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3Com boosts Wi-Fi
3Com has expanded its Wi-Fi wireless local area network solutions. Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Better mobile security
Sygate and iPass are joining forces to help protect corporate data accessed by mobile devices. Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Businesses ignoring security flaw
Most businesses don't see employee use of spyware, file sharing, and instant messaging on corporate networks as "major problems",... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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EMC targets SMEs
Storage specialist EMC has announced solutions to help mid-sized IT organisations drive down cost and increase the productivity... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Adobe to digitally certify PDFs
Electronic document giant Adobe Systems said that it was partnering with digital certificate company GeoTrust to provide... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
First children’s social care system goes live
The first web-based system to help councils meet new legal requirements for information sharing among teachers, social workers... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Intel helps developers make the jump from 32-bit to 64-bit computing
Intel has updated its development tools to make the shift from 32-bit to 64-bit computing easier for software developers using... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Google boosts search capabilities
Google Inc. is working hard to broaden the searching and indexing capabilities of its enterprise Search Appliance from Web... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Via's multimedia Isaiah goes 64-bit
Via Technologies will add 64-bit capabilities into Isaiah, a multimedia processor core design expected to be available in 2006. Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Cron steers CA towards on-dmand computing
Interim chief executive of Computer Associates International (CA), Kenneth Cron, used his brief keynote speech at the opening of... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Microsoft targets European SMEs
"We are in the midst of an IT rebound in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region," said IDC analyst Thomas Vavra,... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Avaya to buy German IP telephony supplier
US telecommunications equipment maker Avaya increased its presence in Europe by acquiring German enterprise communications... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
HP updates switch software
Hewlett-Packard has brought out a new version of the free software that comes with all its switches. Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
EMC introduces new ILM products
EMC has introduced a whole raft of information lifecycle management (ILM) products and strengthened the role of its Celerra Nas... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Fujitsu upgrades Nocona-based servers
Fujitsu Computer Systems will upgrade the company's Primergy tower and rack-mounted servers that will use the 64-bit capable... Continue Reading
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October 06, 2004
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Oct'04
Slimline dual core processors will fit single core slots
AMD's dual-core Opteron processor will fit into the same area as its single-core product, helping to hold down manufacturing... Continue Reading