Lucent Technologies Inc. turned a profit in its second fiscal quarter, less than in the preceding quarter but an improvement on the loss it reported a year earlier, it announced Tuesday. The company expects revenue to continue to grow this year, it said.
The gigabyte storage capacity and long memory of Google' planned Web-based e-mail service are making it a big target for privacy campaigners -- and the name, Gmail, could soon be the subject of a trademark dispute, too.
IBM, sensitive to allegations that it is moving jobs overseas to cut costs, described as "grossly exaggerated" a report that it plans to recruit thousands of staff in the Indian city of Calcutta.
PeopleSoft's EnterpriseOne software suite will run on Linux starting in the second quarter, the enterprise software vendor announced Wednesday.
SanDisk and Motorola have created a smaller removable flash memory card format for use in mobile phones. The first cards will go on sale in the third quarter to coincide with the launch of a 3G (third generation) Motorola phone designed to use them, said Kelly Radmer, 3G marketing manager at Motorola.
South Korea's claims that the US and the European Union (EU) imposed unfair trade barriers to sales of Korean memory chips are to be examined by the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Version 2.6.0 of the Linux kernel is ready for business. Readers of the linux-kernel mailing list learned that testing of the open-source operating system's new core ended late Wednesday, when Linus Torvalds sent an e-mail beginning with the cryptic phrase "The beaver is out of detox."
The Oslo Court of Appeals heard closing arguments Wednesday and Thursday in the trial of Jon Lech Johansen, also known as "DVD Jon." A verdict is expected on Dec. 22.
Siemens AG reported a sharp increase in net profit for its fiscal fourth quarter, compared to a year earlier, buoyed by strong performance in its Information and Communication Networks (ICN) operating group.
Nokia has no plans to diversify into end-to-end enterprise networking products — or at least not yet, according to chief executive officer, Jorma Ollila.
SAP AG will continue to support older versions of its ERP (enterprise resource planning) software beyond the official four- or five-year maintenance period, but at a price, Chief Executive Officer Henning Kagermann said Tuesday.
Nokia Corp. has no plans to diversify into end-to-end enterprise networking products -- or at least not yet, Chief Executive Officer Jorma Ollila told attendees at Gartner Inc.'s Symposium/ITxpo conference in Cannes.
French telecommunications equipment manufacturer Alcatel SA reported reduced losses for the third quarter on Thursday, and said there are indications it will soon return to profitability.
Storage system vendor EMC plans to acquire content management specialist Documentum in an all-stock deal valued at $US1.7 billion.
Economic recovery in the IT sector is in the eye of the beholder and, depending on what you're looking for, it may already be here - or still a long way off, according to speakers at the 13th annual IDC European IT Forum in Paris.
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