Sony will invest $325 million in IBM's upstate New York semiconductor plant and work with Big Blue to produce tiny new chips for next-generation computer systems and consumer electronics.
Microsoft's new Business Portal now builds atop the Windows SharePoint Services that are part and parcel of the Windows 2003 Server operating system.
Symantec is planning to introduce a Clientless SSL VPN Gateway by mid-February.
Security vendor WatchGuard said it plans to launch a new line of integrated security appliances for small to midsize businesses. The company also unveiled an accompanying channel program that ups partner rebates and volume incentives.
VERIO EXEC JUMPS SHIP FOR LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS
Craig Schlagbaum resigned as Verio's vice president of channel sales last week and said he has accepted a job directing channel strategy at telecommunications firm Level 3 Communications.
Extreme Networks this week plans to introduce a new high-performance edge switch aimed at customers deploying Gigabit Ethernet to the desktop.
It seems no matter what niche of the industry a vendor operates in, digital media and the digital media experience are an enormous concern.
Infrastructure software developer KnowNow announced Monday the KnowNow Partner Program, designed to help the company build its own infrastructure of channel partners.
Chip maker Intel is shipping its next-generation desktop processor, previously code-named "Prescott" -- chips built on the company's 90nm process technology -- in addition to two higher-end processors with Intel's Hyper-Threading capability.
Relativity Technologies has opened up APIs to its legacy application modernization tools to allow ISVs to integrate technologies with the software.
Microsoft said it was working to ward off an Internet virus that was set to attack the software company's Web site on Tuesday.
A computer virus that targeted a small Utah software company performed as its perpetrators promised on Sunday, bringing down The SCO Group's Web site two days before a similar virus was programmed to attack Microsoft Corp.
Although privacy worries led several states to pull out of a federally funded crime and terrorism database project, others are actively considering joining and thereby sharing information on their citizens, The Associated Press has learned.
Hosting automation company Ensim has released two new control panels that enable service providers to offer user-level spam filtering.
This week in storage saw companies introduce new ways to connect storage.
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