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As his taxi crawled through traffic in downtown Toronto, Ben Sapiro fired up his laptop and, cradling a small antenna about the size of a kid

American and Canadian business leaders often differ in the way they perceive the state of the economy. The results from a recent Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500 CEO survey demonstrates this difference.

Network convergence has been a long-sought IT Holy Grail. Its attractions include bridging manageability gaps and reducing IT expenditures for supporting disparate infrastructures.

For that mother-of-all honorifics - father of the Internet - most sources name Vinton Cerf, now senior vice-president for Inter-net architecture and technology for WorldCom Inc

A federal appeals court delivered a ruling Thursday in the landmark antitrust case between Microsoft Corp. and the U.S. government, sending the case back to a lower court to be reviewed by a new judge, while upholding a lower court verdict that Microsoft acted illegally to maintain its monopoly in the market for desktop operating systems

Developer conferences tend to be part party, part geek fest

Technology executives involved in the Global Internet Project (GIP) met in Northern Virginia for a two-day forum this week to discuss answers to some of the questions surrounding the future reliability, privacy and security of the Internet.

Telecommunications companies can better serve their customers and their own business interests by giving up the outdated concept of vertical integration, Marc Andreessen, chairman and co-founder of Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Loudcloud Inc., told 300 people at the Forrester Telecom Forum Monday.