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Remedy adds tools to track assets

Retailers poised for seasonal sales rush

Start-up revives once-vaunted DR-DOS

HotBot revs up with four search engines

IBM builds momentum around Eclipse

Dell offers 90-day trial of McAfee software

IT services landscape changes markedly

EDS lands $4.5 billion Bank of America deal

Intel makes big development push on wireless technology

Gilian targets Web site defacement

Microsoft again ups risk rating on an IE flaw

Net Insight intros gear for video IOCs

Feds charge Microsoft employee with $9 million fraud

Industry prepares for Microsoft CRM’s arrival

DirecTV DSL service to shut down in 90 days

Unisys eyes the security gap

Microsoft updates mapping Web service

Microsoft Thursday released an upgrade to its set of Web-based services that can be used to add location-aware features to applications that run on devices ranging from mobile phones to personal computers.

Microsoft plugs eight holes in its Java software

Oracle updates financials app

HP, Linux NetworX team for Linux server clusters

Nortel names enterprise chief

Security devices on show

Lucent adds packets to circuit switch

Sandia tests out InfiniBand clustering

Avici scales down the core

Privacy, IT challenges in Dept. of Homeland Security

CLECs put on a happy face

IDC: Users satisfied with performance of new HP

Mono trudges on with .Net alternative

Novell rolls out UDDI server

Phones seen driving wider adoption of Bluetooth

Gateway to offer grid computing service with store PCs

C&W reshuffles senior management

White House official: CIOs key to homeland security

Netegrity, Waveset trade punches on ID management

Bluetooth group kicks off ease-of-use initiative

Disappointed client seeks $100 million from CSC

Panel urges cooperation on cybersecurity

Telework thrives at Trademark Office

Lightening the load

Cisco adds IP multiservice products

New, enhanced wares and architectures intended to convince carriers to open pocketbooks.

News briefs from The Edge

Special Focus: Companies saddle up for NT’s ride into sunset

In 12 months Windows NT will leave the ranks of supported software, and network executives must decide now what to do with the platform.

Equant to keep an eye on apps

Analysts question Level 3’s intentions

Sygate CEO outlines security strategy

Net management software: Rip and replace?

NetScreen embraces SSL with SafeWeb pact

Gold Wire device locks down network