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AT&T Focused On Next-Gen Networking, 5G As Carrier Stands 'Ready To Close' Time Warner Deal *
Microsoft's Azure Container Service Goes GA *
Trading Suspended Wednesday For Amazon, Alphabet On NYSE Due To Data Error *
Survey: IoT Developer Support Grows For AWS, Azure While Google Cloud Loses Steam *
5 Major IoT Challenges Executives Are Grappling With *
5 Things You Should Know About Cisco's Decision To Fold Spark Into Webex *
Check Point CEO: We Need To Do More, Work More With Our Channel Partners *
Comcast CEO: As Company Bids On Pay-TV Provider Sky, The Focus Remains On 'Leading With Broadband' *

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Would You Trust <i>Your</i> PC To The Cable Guy?

Microsoft has allegedly signed at least one cable company to offer automated updates/patches/service packs to home PC users. But would you trust your cable guy to do that?
Adobe, Macromedia Make One Interesting Couple, Er Company

Combined Macromedia-Adobe could make for one prodidious counterbalance to Microsoft.
If your company doesn't know, then it may be on the wrong track

Hey, What's the Big Idea?

Innovation, along with the midmarket and VoIP, is clearly hot today. Everyone, it seems, is looking for the next Big Idea.
Dell Watch: Services Grows, Printer Pricing Shrinks

Dell is building up momentum in a number of business, but how far can it go by competing on price?
Moving and Shaking In High Tech

High profile departures hit BMC, Oracle, Novell.
Spitzer Takes On Spyware

New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is now turning the crosshairs on suspected spyware offenders.
The Haves And Have Nots

I got to thinking how analogous new methods of dealing with commuter traffic actually are to corporate networks, what with applications such as VoIP, Webcasting and the like becoming more prevalent at the corporate level.
Microsoft's Gay Rights Woes Catch Company 'Off Message'

Microsoft is caught between the evangelical right and liberal lefties, not a pretty spot.
Berkeley Professor Finds Security Is No Bluffing Matter

Prof. Jasper Rine, a genetics teacher at the University of California at Berkeley, might be a leading figure in his field of study. But when it comes to computer security, it seems that he might have a lot to learn.
Another Day, Another Departure

It's certainly been quite the year for musical chairs on the channel chief front.
Galaxy Gazing

Over past two decades, Sun Microsystems has been up and down. Sun has tried to right itself by emphasizing software, but at its core, Sun remains a hardware company. So the question is, what will Sun focus on to regain its competitive edge in hardware?
Microsoft On Firing Line Over Gay Rights Bill

Microsoft is under fire for gay-rights bill stance; tries to build momentum for 64-bit Windows and rebuild it for Longhorn.
Why Aren't You Blogging?

Strip away the hype and hip-factor, and blogging is simply an efficient and potentially potent way to reach customers and business partners. So why aren't you blogging?
Autonomic Amigos

Although Alan Ganek, CTO of IBM's Tivoli unit, and Ozzie Papic, CEO of Net Integration Technologies, have never met, they are on the same road to next-generation computing. That's because both of them are diehard proponents of autonomic computing, which essentially means they strongly believe that systems should be able to heal themselves.
Are You There?

Since many of us use AOL Instant Messenger extensively to communicate on deadline (and with a growing number of sources), I feel strangely remote whenever I'm cut off from it.

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