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High-end router on tap

Cisco to revamp IOS software

HP announces four-way Opteron system

CA accounting scandal raises questions about CEO’s fate

Insurance group: Linux free of copyright violations

Computer Associates fires nine amid accounting probe

Microsoft settles Minnesota pricing suit

Cisco exec explains pricing strategy

WS-Security receives official blessing from OASIS

Task force issues more cybersecurity goals

AOL’s ICQ upgrade allows for add-on applications

Vendors bolster CRM wares

Cisco seeks to increase data center installations

SCO investor wants out of deal

Netscape renaissance: AOL to release browser update

Microsoft extends, simplifies protocol licensing

ISPs to form national lobbying group

Real seeks musical duet with Apple

Intel’s Sonoma launch promises to outpace Centrino

Microsoft opens up Visio schemas

Privacy issues continue to dog Google’s Gmail

IRS: 1980s technology, screening keeps e-filing safe

EarthLink finds rampant spyware, trojans

Sun posts $760 million loss, shuffles hardware units

IBM Q1 profit and sales grow

Microsoft Java software gets a reprieve until 2007

Intel tries to keep its cool

Lindows changes OS name to Linspire

Attacks at universities raise security concerns

Digital Fountain going mobile

Linksys, Boingo ease Wi-Fi hot spot setup

Apple revenue steams ahead on iPod strength

NetScreen goes modular with its firewall/VPN gear

Company warns of bugged spam messages

Applied Micro buys IBM PowerPC assets for $227 million

Sun Java executive surfaces at software startup

Challenger: Tech job cuts fall to three-year low in Q1

Microsoft issues flood of critical patches

Cisco releases WLAN security protocol

Intergraph settlement weighs on Intel Q1 results

Technology to tie together servers swells

In brief: Alcatel unwraps MPLS router

Gric beefs up enterprise offerings

Gearing up for the CISSP exam

Security vendors bolster line of defense

Software enhances digital rights management

Emergency service challenges VoIP

Satellite broadband improves for teleworkers

WLAN vendors take stand in Virtual Showdown

Utility computing services catching on

Pay-per-use offerings chosen for cost savings, flexibility.