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EDS coup at British Airways
Communications and networking equipment vendor Ascend Communications is reportedly very close to making an offer to buy high-end computer manufacturer Stratus Computer.
IBM has released MediaBeans, a Java-based modular component framework for multimedia applications, on its alphaWorks Web site.
Compaq and Dell are the first OEMs to break the Xeon log jam with their announcements that they are now shipping Xeon- powered servers.
The latest iteration of RPK's Encryptonite software toolkit promises developers more platforms to create applications with embedded fast public key encryption.
An Australian start-up, Illumin8, has developed Merchandiser, an enterprise solution for business-critical Internet commerce. It is for companies like these that Vernon Keenan's words (see story above) about the battle for e-commerce business would be jarring.
Computer Enterprises has announced the first line of UmaxPCs for the Australian market.
A new card modem from Ositech Communications allows analog users to use digital lines via a PABX.
IBM has given its largest corporate users some unexpected good news, announcing it will deliver its G5 series of mainframes later this quarter with about 15 per cent more performance than originally planned.
Is this Cisco's latest strategy for poaching staff from its competitors?
British Airways Engineering has hired EDS to manage its desktop computers in a deal reportedly worth $US164.15 million over 10 years, officials said this week.
NEC Australia last week unveiled its VoiceOperator computer telephony integration (CTI) software for small to medium businesses (SMEs) with a view to capitalising on its already sizeable share of the PABX market.
Windows CE mobile computing solution
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