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HEWLETT-PACKARD
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Getting from here to there, reliably
From point A to point B, sometimes through point C and oftentimes on to D or E, more than 200,000 passengers a day count on ANA to get them to their destinations on time.
So, through more than 800 flights per day, ANA's Flight Management System sees to it, that, as Japan's leading airline in on-time performance, ANA continues to remain on time.
And behind this benchmark of punctuality, working away millisecond by millisecond, is HP technology. Find out more.
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GUILD COMPANIES
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Hardware for Sale:
· Two HP ProLiant DL360 rack-mounted servers: a $1,825 Value Each, Yours for $1,500 Each
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· One 35 GB HP StorageWorks AIT Tape Drive: a $1,100 Value, Yours for $800
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SCO Tweaks SCOoffice, Offers Peek At Future OpenServer
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
You might think that The SCO Group could have picked a week to host its annual SCO Forum user group meeting that didn't coincide with the LinuxWorld trade show, which is raging out in San Francisco. But such timing, although ironic, is not intentional, and SCO Forum was hosted in Las Vegas with as much fanfare as SCO could muster for its OpenServer and UnixWare Unixes for the X86 platform. READ MORE >
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Sun Considers Buying Novell, and Lots of Other Companies
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
The nearly $8 billion in cash that Sun Microsystems has in the bank is burning a hole in its pocket, and according to the spokespeople at Sun, the sky may not be the limit but Sun is considering all of its options. The Sun PR team was deflecting an onslaught of inquiries after Jonathan Schwartz, Sun's president and chief operating officer, said that Sun was considering acquisitions in general and had considered acquiring Novell, which only last year bought itself into the Linux market. READ MORE >
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SUN MICROSYSTEMS
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The Sun Java System
Serious software made simple--$100 per employee, per year.
A revolutionary new way to acquire and deploy enterprise infrastructure software. The Java Enterprise System enables the rapid deployment of business applications and Java Web services.
With the Java Enterprise System, customers quickly realize the benefits of fully integrated, real-world tested, ready-to-use, industry-leading network services.
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STALKER SOFTWARE
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COMMUNIGATE PRO MAIL SERVER
* Proven Reliability and Scalability
* Integrated, E-mail & collaboration solution
* Central Directory and LDAP Services
* Web Based E-mail and Administration
* Standards-based (POP, IMAP, HTTP, SMTP)
* Secure (SSL/TLS) connections
* Advanced Spam and Anti-virus protection
Over 30 supported OS/hardware combinations
EVALUATION VERSION: www.stalker.com
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Leasing Greases IT Acquisitions, Pumps the Economy
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Like many ideas in the computer industry, the on-demand and capacity-based pricing models that many IT vendors are toying with these days are a blast from the past with a new twist. While companies on both sides of the bargaining table have been trying to figure out how to do utility pricing for IT gadgets and software, traditional leasing continues to be a way for companies large and small to use computing equipment without having to pay for it all up front. READ MORE >
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Intel Launches 64-Bit Xeons for Servers
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
While Intel probably could have launched the server variants of its 64-bit "Nocona" Xeon DP processors a month ago when the chips and their related chipsets were made available for workstations, the company decided to hold off, most likely to give server makers time to qualify the chip for their designs and to give Intel something to say at the LinuxWorld show this week in San Francisco. READ MORE >
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GEEKCORPS
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Geekcorps \gek ' kor\ n.
1. A US-based non-profit organization that places international technical volunteers in developing nations. We contribute to local IT projects while transferring technical skills needed to keep projects moving after our volunteers have returned home.
2. The opportunity to be immersed in another culture while using your technical knowledge to assist emerging economies.
www.geekcorps.org.
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But Wait, There's More
Solaris on Power Is Closer Than You Think . . . HP-UX to Get Java Enterprise System Support; Is AIX Next? . . . Sun Experiments with eBay . . . Fundtech Ports Global Payplus System to AIX . . . HP Preps for HP World Trade Show . . . IBM Buys Cyanea for Systems Management Wares . . . IBM Wants Students to Bolster Skills with IBM, Open Software . . . READ MORE >
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
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