Analyst says Dell and Sun should pair up. Should I change jobs?
Perhaps Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconagh is a lone voice in the woods.
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Face-to-face: Michael Powell
My colleague Charlie Cooper catches up with outgoing FCC chairman Michael Powell at the Voice on the Net 2005 conference in San Jose. Powell called FCC member Michael Copps' opinion that U.
Scalix Wars: Return of the Farris
Try as we can to find kinks in the armor of Scalix's Outlook and Exchange killing Linux-based mail and calendaring solutions -- ones that could...
Will GoIP (Google's VoIP) make the telcos gulp?
OK, I made "GoIP" up. Before a rumor gets started, there's no such thing as a Voice over IP offering (VoIP) from Google called GoIP (Googlevoice over IP).
Feds approve IBM PC Co. move to Beijing as an era in computer and business history draws to a close
Not to be outdone by Apple who, in 1980, had installed a lab of Apple IIs on the second floor of the University of Miami's business school where I was an undergrad at the time, IBM ended up with "equal play" with a lab of 20 first-generation PCs next door. It was only available to grad students but I snuck in one day and walked around the the lab touching the machines as though I was appreciating the works of art one might find in a Porsche showroom.
Semantic Web: To be or not to be
News.com's Paul Festa writes about the heady discussions at the Semantic Technology Conference in San Francisco this week.
What questions do you have for Microsoft's Shared-Source chief?
On Monday, March 15 2005, I'm scheduled to do an in-person interview with Jason Matusow. Matusow is the director of Microsoft's Shared Source Program and is the company's top thought leader when it comes to Microsoft's go forward strategy on the open source front.
More sites feeling Google's AdSense love
News.com's Paul Festa has a report that GuruNet is displaying contextual ads that are autogenerated by Google's AdSense.
WinFS lives
Microsoft Watch's Mary Jo Foley has reported that WinFS -- the Longhorn file system that Bill Gates has referred to as the Holy Grail -- is back. Backported that is, to Windows XP.
Intel Kool-Aid? x86 not an Itanium success factor
News.com's Stephen Shankland has an interview with Pat Gelsinger, the co-leader of Intel's Digital Enterprise Group.