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Kaspersky Lab’s Anti-Virus Engine Comes to U.S.
Respected Russian anti-virus vendor Kaspersky Lab announced Friday that it is opening a U.S. operation. Kaspersky has significance to the industry that goes beyond just being another security vendor. The Russian company has gained respect in Europe for the quality of its software, the high level of its support and its ability to respond to…
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Hosted Services Gain Ground
Despite years of trying to get off the ground with enterprise users, the hosted software business may be getting some traction—particularly among small and midsize businesses. IBM’s acquisition of Corio Inc. earlier this month for $182 million is expected to boost the Armonk, N.Y., company’s hosted application services business in the SMB space, where Corio…
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Servers Get Relief from Heat
Enterprises feeling the financial heat in densely packed data centers are turning to chip makers, OEMs and software vendors for help in managing power and cooling issues. Solutions are coming on a number of fronts. This month, chip makers Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will detail plans for cooler-running systems that feature improved…
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Tool Troubleshoots VOIP
Apparent Networks Inc. this week at VoiceCon in Orlando, Fla., will roll out a voice-over-IP version of its network troubleshooting tool that allows users to assess their networks’ ability to handle voice traffic and lets them quickly address VOIP problems. Because of its sensitivity to jitter, latency and packet loss, VOIP is not simply another…
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CA Names Davis as Its New CFO
Computer Associates International filled in a missing piece of its executive management team last week, naming former Dell executive Robert Davis as its new chief financial officer. Davis leaves the posts of vice president of corporate finance and chief accounting officer at Dell to take on the CA job, which had been handled by Chief…
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BEA Ships Platform for Deploying Advanced Telecom Services
SAN FRANCICO—BEA Systems Inc. Monday introduced a suite of Java-based application development tools designed to make it easier for telecommunications companies to build advanced VOIP (voice over IP), multimedia and wireless services. The BEA WebLogic Communication Platform , formerly code-named the “DaVinci Project,” aims to take advantage of the rapid growth in VOIP services that…
