CA integrates PestPatrol anti-spyware
Computer Associates International (CA) will announce Monday that it has integrated an anti-spyware product from its purchase of PestPatrol with its own eTrust Security Management portfolio.
Stories by Jack McCarthy
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McVeigh case spawns Trojan horse
Using the promise of a video of Timothy McVeigh's execution, a hacker tried to entice chat room users to download a common SubSeven Remote Access Trojan, according to anti-virus software company SaferSite.com Inc.
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iPlanet expands tools
iPlanet has announced upgrades to two of its e-commerce Web services applications, including the addition of a feature that enables automatic transactions to occur if pre-set conditions are met.
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Survey: Chip sales jump 30 per cent
Worldwide semiconductor sales rocketed 35.6 per cent to $US15.2 billion in April from $11.2 billion in the same month last year, propelled by a booming market for mobile phones and wireless communications infrastructure and continued strength in PC sales, according to industry reports.
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Survey: Chip sales jump by more than 30 per cent
Worldwide semiconductor sales rocketed 35.6 per cent to $15.2 billion in April from $11.2 billion in the same month last year, propelled by a booming market for cellular phones and wireless communications infrastructure, and by continued strength in PC sales, an industry group said last week.
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DoJ: Judge looks bullish on breakup
US District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's interest yesterday in a recommendation to split Microsoft into three companies instead of two as previously suggested by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) has surprised industry experts and legal scholars. The observers said the Judge seems determined to make sure the software giant does not continue as one entity.
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CA returns match expectations
Computer Associates (CA) has reported fourth quarter diluted earnings of $US1.13 per share, up 26 per cent from 90 cents reported in the same quarter last year, the company said. The earnings met Wall Street expectations for the software vendor.
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Nortel's first quarter earnings far outstrip expectations
Canadian telecommunications equipment vendor Nortel Networks, on the strength of Internet networking sales, has posted first-quarter earnings that surpassed Wall Street predictions.
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Novell's shares tank after profit warning
Novell's stock dropped almost 40 per cent after the US networking software vendor warned that its second quarter earnings and revenue for fiscal 2000 will be substantially lower than expected.
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MS/DOJ -- Microsoft to seek delay in antitrust case
Microsoft will ask for additional time to develop its defense against the US Department of Justice (DoJ) proposal to split the company in two, a company spokesman said yesterday.
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Vendors fight it out for eBay contract
Last month, Pauline Nist, a Compaq Computer general manager, departed from her prepared talk to a group of visitors at the company's offices to tell them of a pressing matter.
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Intel to phase out processor serial numbers
Intel plans to stop stamping serial numbers in its processors, starting with its Willamette chip due out later this year, the company reported late last week.
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Intel brings channel programs under e-umbrella
Intel has announced a global network that will coordinate its channel programs under one Web-based umbrella.
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IBM tops Q1 expectations
IBM beat Wall Street expectations for the first quarter of 2000, posting diluted earnings of 83 US cents per share, compared with earnings per share of 78 cents in the same quarter last year.
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Athlon sales power strong AMD Q1 results
US chip maker Advanced Micro Devices yesterday posted bullish fiscal first-quarter results, boosted in part by strong sales of its Athlon processors.
