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MDS Proteomics opens world’s premiere large scale proteomics research facility

Author: JT Smith MDS Proteomics and IBM today announced the completion of one of the world's most powerful supercomputing clusters -- and Canada's fastest system....

Annual Linux Showcase offers up free training for Linux newbies

Author: JT Smith - By Dan Berkes - Anyone who has ever helped a friend install Linux has probably heard these words: "Thanks! Now what?" The...

If U.S. government doesn’t restrain Microsoft, other forces might

Author: JT Smith - by Jack Bryar - It's a split decision all around for Microsoft this week. Several states broken off from a U.S. Justice Department-inspired settlement...

Commentary: Eclipse, a developer’s dream?

Author: JT Smith CNet has the Gartner Group commentary about IBM donating $40 million worth of developer tools to the public domain. "Eclipse is an...

No gear at Comdex

Author: JT Smith CBS reports on the Comdex over-reaction: "Bags - including laptop cases and briefcases - will be banned on the trade show floor...

EnGarde: Syncookie vulnerability

Author: JT Smith "There are is a vulnerability in the kernel's syncookie code which can allow a remote attacker to potentially guess the cookie...

CERT: Multiple vulnerabilities in lpd

Author: JT Smith "There are multiple vulnerabilities in several implementations of the line printer daemon (lpd), affecting several...

Chinese crackers dampen WinXP celebration

Author: JT Smith VNU: "A Nottingham-based security company claims Chinese crackers had disabled Windows XP's anti-piracy system within a few hours of the product's launch....

Will we finally get PCs with Linux preinstalled?

Author: JT Smith - by Robin "Roblimo" Miller - One section of the proposed DoJ vs. Microsoft settlement specifically prohibits retaliation by Microsoft against computer manufacturers...

RackSaver introduces first Intel dual Xeon 1U server

Author: JT Smith Paul Mecucci writes: "There's a first time for everything. But every once in a while, a breakthrough comes along that promises to...