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Gartner predicts .Net and Java will rule
Author: JT Smith
Over the long haul, it's going to be a two-horse race in the Internet application development market. According to Gartner analysts, the...
VA Linux enters network-attached storage market
Author: JT Smith
A new vendor in the network-attached storage market is bringing the open-source software market into the NAS space. VA Linux Systems Inc.'s...
Rockwell Science Center selects Linux NetworX Cluster to simulate fluid flow
Author: JT Smith
Linux NetworX, Inc., a provider of large-scale clustered computer solutions for Internet, industry and research fields, announced today that Rockwell Science Center...
Linuxlab expands Web server capabilities
Author: JT Smith
Linuxlab, Inc. announced Oracle 8i database and Java resources for its line of Linux
Web servers. More at LinuxPR.
Feds dis Napster; The Standard disses other media
Author: JT Smith
From a story at The Standard: "The announcement on Friday that the
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Nokia launches Media Terminal running on Linux
Author: JT Smith
In an effort to bring the future of technology to your living room today, Nokia has announced the "Media
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eLink Business releases line of turnkey ecommerce router/servers
Author: JT Smith
eLink Business rolls out new product line. No more struggles with Windows, balky servers, routers, applications and third-party consulting firms piecing it...
WireX launches Asian operations
Author: JT Smith
WireX, a developer of software for "purpose-specific" servers, commonly known as server appliances, today announced it is expanding into Taiwan and Mainland...
Loki leads the Linux gaming revolution
Author: JT Smith
Leading the Linux gaming revolution is a Tustin, California company called Loki Entertainment Software, which converts (or "ports") popular Windows games for...
Miguel de Icaza: Free the software
Author: JT Smith
Miguel de Icaza, a 27- year-old programmer from Mexico, thinks nobody should have to pay hundreds of dollars for the latest copy...