Lucent misses quarterly mark
Just hours after the company's board fired its top officer, Lucent Technologies released its fourth quarter earnings results and said it was disappointed with them.
Stories by James Evans
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MS launches SQL server for Windows CE
A senior Microsoft official on Thursday announced the availability of Microsoft Structured Query Language (SQL) Server 2000 Windows CE Edition, during the Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) 2000 conference in San Francisco.
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Compaq beats Q3 earnings, revenue forecasts
Compaq Computer beat financial analysts' forecasts for the third quarter, but offered a mixed outlook for the remainder of the year due to concerns about currency in Europe.
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Network Solutions faces 'hoarding' allegations
Networks Solutions Inc (NSI) has illegally restrained trade and willfully maintained monopoly power over expired domain names, according to a class-action lawsuit recently filed by an Alabama businessman.
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Maxtor to buy Quantum unit for more than US$2B
Storage provider Maxtor on Wednesday announced it will buy Quantum's hard disk drive group for an estimated US$2.3 billion in stock.
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No' to Net taxes
California governor Gray Davis has vetoed legislation that would have taxed Internet purchases from clicks-and-mortar companies.
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Corel details layoffs and restructuring
Corel said it will eliminate 139 positions at its engineering operation in Dublin, Ireland as part of a US$40 million cost-saving measure, the Canadian software vendor said Wednesday.
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NetWare 6's new features
Novell last week announced the latest version of its NetWare network operating system, which will feature new network storage capabilities that will integrate file, messaging, database and directory storage.
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Nortel introduces IP services platform
Nortel Networks said yesterday that it will begin to offer a platform to provide Internet Protocol (IP) services over fiber optic networks.
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Cabletron buys Indus River for VPN technology
Cabletron Systems on Monday said it will acquire VPN (virtual private network) provider Indus River Networks for one of its four networking companies.
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CRM market to grow past $US12B by 2004
Customer relationship management (CRM) revenues grew at a feverish 71 per cent growth rate and reached $US3.3 billion in 1999, a new study released last week concluded.
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Q updates PC lines
Compaq has revamped its Deskpro EN and Armada PC lines in the US, the company announced last week.
