Linux Weekly News has a press release from a Linux conference in Bangalore, India.

TechWeb reports on the revival of the Alpha name by Alpha Processor company.

Wired News reports that 3com has settled out of court with its share-holders which came about after the company’s merger with US Robotics.

Wired News reports that 3com has settled out of court with its share-holders which came about after the company’s merger with US Robotics.

Wired News reports that 3com has settled out of court with its share-holders which came about after the company’s merger with US Robotics.

ZDNet evaluates Linux’ growing credibility among business in light of IBM’s recently announced contract for the sale of 15000 Linux-installed computers to a Japanese firm.

ZDNet evaluates Linux’ growing credibility among business in light of IBM’s recently announced contract for the sale of 15000 Linux-installed computers to a Japanese firm.

NASA discusses water economy and usage in space aboard the International Space Station (ISS) emphasising the importance of minimising waste.

CRN contemplates the future and examines the past in the software industry, looking specifically at databases as the future of open source.

Microsoft’s troubles with security apparently continue. Just a week after the company reported an intrusion into its networks, a Dutch computer cracker named using the name Dimitri said that “Microsoft failed to install a patch for a known bug in its Internet Information Server software and has not sufficiently secured its Web servers.”
The story’s at Info World.