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The new face of fault-tolerant servers

Catalyst 6500 management tool on the way

Software lets users configure, control venerable switch.

Nokia upgrades its SSL remote-access software

Microsoft focuses identity management effort

Micromuse expects restatement after financial probe

W3C head Berners-Lee to be knighted

Mitnick offers cash for hacking tales

Holiday prep: Urban Outfitters revs Web site performance

NTT DoCoMo to invest in Linux, Symbian phone research

Clouds hang low over Chinese WLAN standard

2003: On the record; off the mark

Outsourcing debate to rage again in 2004

Microsoft plans Windows 2000 Server retirement

Linux 2.6.0 kernel released

Anti-spam law just a start, panel says

Holiday prep: Anaconda Sports puts Web infrastructure to the test

Beta for Windows XP security updates goes out to testers

Microsoft, New York State team on lawsuit against spammer

RealNetworks sues Microsoft, alleges monopoly abuse

Citrix buys GoToMyPC maker for $225 million

IBM, Harvard team to develop ‘Crimson Grid’

U.S., EU agree on airline passenger data sharing

ICANN approves user community groups

Microsoft eyes broader market for BizTalk Server

Holiday prep: Hanover Direct hones Web marketing efforts

U.S. gov’t report: IT industry growing again

IBM buys document management software company

VeriSign to acquire Guardent

IBM Research working toward a better in-box

Win 98’s demise leaves questions on security

Zander to head Motorola

Qwest revamps bundle

Cisco warns of holes in PIX firewalls

Holiday prep: PC Mall fights online fraud with three-tiered defense

WiredRed debuts self-hosted Web conferencing server

Report calls for VoIP ‘regulatory certainty’

Oracle earnings up on strengthening market

Vendors bulk up patch management

Tools help users assess application performance

Fighting spam the old-fashioned way

Novell access controls get makeover

In brief: Expand announces WAN performance reporting software

C&W files Chapter 11; bows out of U.S.

Carrier vows to support customers during transition to Gores Technology Group.

FTTP moving up the to-do list for 2004

Retailers shore up Web sites for holidays

In brief: Former WorldCom CEO Sidgmore dies

Enough about Linus, what’s the story with the penguin?

Torvalds wanted a 'beanbag' for a logo, and that's what Larry Ewing gave him.

Sarvega accelerates XML processing

Forecasts: IT budgets set to grow

VoIP, storage top Cisco hit parade