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Microsoft Building Integration, Management into ‘Longhorn’ Server
Microsoft Corp. is hard at work to make “Longhorn,” the next iteration of its Windows Server product, do more for less by integrating various server software systems. To do it, the company plans to extend .Net’s capabilities even further with common execution environments and complete .Net Common Language Runtime support, said Valerie Olague, a Windows…
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Chips Find Home in Sun, HP Servers
The future of computing is 64-bit, and that future is now. That is according to high-end server manufacturers Hewlett-Packard Co. and Sun Microsystems Inc., both of which are readying 64-bit server rollouts. HP’s new systems and processors are designed to consolidate some of the company’s existing 64-bit server technology onto Intel Corp.’s Itanium processor, while…
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Oracle Trims Low-End Prices
With its long-awaited Oracle 10g database out the door, Oracle Corp. is altering its entry-level pricing, processor support and clustering option in an effort to make the new technology appeal to small and midtier customers. The Redwood Shores, Calif., software company last week announced availability of 10g versions for Linux, 64-bit Solaris and HP-UX. A…
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Juniper to Acquire NetScreen for $4 Billion
In another sign that the security market—and technology sector in general—is on the rebound, Juniper Networks Inc. on Monday agreed to acquire security appliance maker NetScreen Technologies Inc. for $4 billion in stock. The purchase price is a premium of more than 50 percent for NetScreen’s shareholders. The company’s stock was trading at $26.40 at…
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Canon i80 Color Bubble Jet Printer
Designed for road warriors who print both text and photos, the Canon i80 Color Bubble Jet Printer ($249.99 list) is quiet, versatile, and trouble-free. At 4 pounds and 2.0 by 12.1 by 6.8 inches (HWD), this stylish sidekick is about the same size and weight as its predecessor, the Canon i70 Color Bubble Jet Printer.…
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HP Rolls Out Pair of 64-Bit Servers
Hewlett-Packard Co. on Monday will push standardization as a key part of its Adaptive Enterprise initiative, backing it up with new server offerings that move the company a step closer to its plan to standardize its high-end systems on Intel Corp.’s 64-bit Itanium chip. The Palo Alto, Calif., company is undergoing a multiyear project that…
