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Low-end servers gain power, features

Microsoft looks to address licensing flap

Insurance giant taps start-up to manage domain names

Nominum, a 3-year-old start-up specializing in Internet name and addressing technologies, last week announced its first enterprise software licensing deal.

Show attendees see few limits for Linux

Supreme Court might hear UNE case

Expand aims to prioritize bandwidth

IBM shells out $2.1 billion for Rational Software

Analysts weigh in on security, content

Waveset pushes user management reach

Tech titans cast a new wireless net

Half-full or half-empty?

EMC touts NAS box as bargain

Crate & Barrel unwraps VoIP network

Yahoo launches Web hosting service for small business

Network Associates’ Sniffer to support 802.11a

CIOs: 2003 IT budgets under the gun

Consolidation looms for mgmt. vendors in 2003

Sun’s N1 to appear first on blade servers

BEA partners to expand Java component market

Lawsuit targets ‘deceptive’ banner ads

IBM to buy Rational Software

Sun, Microsoft await ruling on injunction

Management on show’s agenda

Products aimed at sorting through security data.

CLECs petition Supreme Court for access to RBOC network elements

Linux show attendees think outside the box

Microsoft blames Sun for Java’s woes

Microsoft accounts for small businesses

Microsoft fixes ‘moderate’ IE bug experts say is serious

Cisco finds networking’s silver linings

PGP 8.0 released in several new editions

Judge probes sides in Sun case against Microsoft

IBM puts Power behind Linux

Madster ordered to pull plug

Nominum wins first enterprise software deal

Flaw confirmed in Panasonic multimedia messaging phone

IBM offers financing for on-demand era

Cisco wins SBC

Give Linux a whirl, says analyst

Linux role in enterprise debated at forum

HP outlines plans for Alpha’s retirement

Juniper’s MINT offers profitable data

HP speeds ProLiant servers with new Xeons

Oracle, Baltimore join to sell portal security

Red Hat to target workstations, telcos

Cisco pops products for next-gen IP nets

AOL hopes to grow on broadband, premium services

Mozilla browser updated after hiccup

Nortel unveils metro gear for Europe

HP shuffles execs, keeps revenue goal steady

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