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Boasting about 200 million users, Microsoft Corp.'s Passport authentication service is clearly the 800-pound gorilla of so-called

In a recent interview with Network World (U.S.), 3Com CEO Bruce Claflin readily admitted that growth for the company in the foreseeable future will not come by way of sales of networking gear to new customers. Instead, it will be realized by taking business away from competitors.

First, there was King Canute attempting to turn back the tide of the sea. Now there's the Walt Disney Co. trying to turn back the tide of piracy with what has to be one of the dumbest ideas in the history of the increasingly desperate attempts by media companies to protect their intellectual property.

JBoss Group LLC will release the developer version of an upgrade to its open source Java application...

Saskatchewan's incumbent telco SaskTel in May announced plans to roll out video and teleconferencing services based on...

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. recently rolled out firewall technology that will protect applications in addition to...

New YorkJune 24 - 25The Yankee Group presents: The 2003 Wireless Leadership SummitThe wireless industry is characterized by saturation in some quarters, yet the...

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