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Fujitsu, Sun to merge Sparc server product lines

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Sun Microsystems Inc. and Fujitsu Ltd. are to merge their Sparc-based server product lines by 2006, expanding a long-standing partnership between the two companies, company officials said.

BayStar’s SCO refund dream comes true

Rebecca Reid -
In April, BayStar Capital II LLP, said it wanted the money it invested in the SCO Group Inc. back. Now the venture capital firm is getting its wish.

Government spending drives IT growth

No Author -
Canadian IT spending will grow by three percent in 2004, led by government spending, according to Forrester Research. GDP growth is a key factor...

Linux: grown up enough?

Stefan Dubowski -
The operating system may be gaining a foothold in the financial services sector, but not everyone is convinced that Linux is ready for prime time. Industry insiders and observers provide information that could keep

National Bank nets bargains from IT

Stefan Dubowski -
One out of two is OK. Two out of two is definitely better. How about three out of two? A 150 per cent return? Now we

Software helps Manulife service agents, brokers

IT Focus Staff -
DSPA Software Inc., a Toronto-based developer of distribution management and sales compensation software for insurance companies, and Microsoft Canada Co. in May announced the successful implementation of DSPA

Combo Wi-FI cell phone due out by fall

Bob Brewin -
Avaya Inc., Motorola Inc. and Proxim Corp. later this year plan to introduce what they have dubbed the "enterprise phone," which can easily switch voice phone calls from a wireless LAN to a wide-area cellular network.

Demand sparks vendor moves

Michael MacMillan and Rebecca Reid -
Five years ago, Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) began an overhaul of its IT infrastructure, which involved striking alliances with five major vendors.
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