Wednesday | 3 December, 2008
Stories by: Rick Perera
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Seagate plans new PC, server tape drives 15 March, 2002 08:03:00
Seagate Technology will introduce new internal tape drives for PC and workstation users or entry-level server operators to back up their systems, the Californian company announced here at the CeBIT trade show on Thursday. - +
Websense, Sonicwall team on Net security 11 February, 2002 08:19:31
Enterprise users will soon be able to buy a single product both to manage their employees' Internet usage and to operate a network firewall, thanks to a new company alliance. - +
IBM faces new Nazi lawsuit 04 February, 2002 08:00:00
A group representing Gypsy victims of the Holocaust has filed suit against IBM, accusing it of complicity in Nazi atrocities. - +
LINUXWORLD: IBM, SuSE expand Linux cooperation 01 February, 2002 08:50:00
IBM and German software vendor SuSE Linux AG are expanding their cooperation on the open-source Linux OS (operating system), SuSE said in a statement released in conjunction with the LinuxWorld conference currently under way in New York. - +
IBM to drop direct PC sales in four European countries 11 January, 2002 10:25:28
IBM is phasing out direct phone sales of PCs in France, Germany, Sweden and the U.K., although customers will still be able to order machines online. - +
SuSE Linux shipment ban lifted 11 January, 2002 10:51:53
A court order banning shipments of the open-source operating system software SuSE Linux 7.3 in Germany has been lifted, after its maker reached an out-of-court agreement with a plaintiff. - +
Court order halts SuSE Linux shipments 10 January, 2002 10:33:34
Software company SuSE Linux AG has been forced to stop shipments of its open-source operating system in Germany, after a temporary injunction was issued in a copyright case. - +
Disk drives from World Trade Center could yield clues 20 December, 2001 11:43:46
A new data-recovery technique could help trace suspicious financial transactions made shortly before the terrorist attacks in the US on Septembr 11. - +
2001: He said, she said - the year in quotes 18 December, 2001 10:19:39
"May you live in interesting times," says the curse (often said to be of ancient Chinese origin, though scholars dispute that). With all its horror, heartbreak, and occasional highlights, no one can deny that 2001 has been an interesting year, for IT folk as for everyone. - +
Raids in five countries crack down on pirated software 13 December, 2001 10:36:00
Law-enforcement authorities in the US launched a series of raids on Tuesday, targeted at piracy of software, computer games, and movies. In a coordinated action, authorities in the UK, Australia, Finland, and Norway also executed search warrants for leading members of the so-called warez scene, acting on information supplied by the US. - +
Report: Israeli youths admit to creating 'Goner' worm 11 December, 2001 10:27:50
Four Israeli secondary-school students have admitted to creating the "Goner" e-mail worm, which started spreading rapidly last week.
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