CEO says grids are a great idea, as long as they don't evolve into proprietary islands of technology.
RackSaver claims that its servers have better price/performance than do servers from IBM, HP and Dell.
Address by Ted Leonsis, AOL’s Vice Chairman and its President of Core Services.
Company tries to bridge the gap between content developers and techs.
WebLogic architect predicts the creation of a "virtual data access layer."
Web services get downwardly mobile.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison used the stage of OracleWorld to formally unveil new 10G database technology.
Sun co-founder and chief scientist Bill Joy is leaving the company.
Mobile manufacturer seeks to expand developer base.
Microsoft sets date for pre-beta release of new OS.
Toolset for developers who want to build applications using the latest Java and Web services standards.
Company launches grid-centric consulting unit.
Says company is returning to its roots to take advantage of IT cost cutting.
RoboHelp finally gets some competition.
Bridging the gap between business and technical users and XML-based standards.
Putting SOAP to the Web services test.
News briefs for the week of Septemer 2, 2003.
Company president says Intel may be part of the problem.