HP dominates Top500 computer list
HP has narrowly maintained its position as the top supplier of systems on a list of the world's 500 most powerful computers, scheduled to be released today.
Stories by Robert McMillan
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Open source advocate fires back at SCO
Just days after The SCO Group escalated its legal battle with IBM over alleged violations of the two companies' Unix source code contract, open source advocate, Eric Raymond, has responded, saying that he possesses evidence that could undermine some of SCO's legal arguments in the case.
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James ‘Java’ Gosling comes clean
After you’ve invented Java, what do you do for Act 2? Well, if you’re James Gosling, you retreat to the quiet sanctuary of Sun’s research and development group, Sun Labs, and spend a year working on the next generation of software development tools.
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SCO revokes AIX license
Escalating its $US1 billion March lawsuit against IBM, The SCO Group has terminated IBM's right to distribute its AIX Unix operating system and claimed that it was now entitled to a portion of IBM's total Unix revenue.
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IBM keeps low profile at JavaOne
Though Sun Microsystems' JavaOne developer conference is billed as an event for the entire Java community, the show this week in San Francisco is happening with a greatly diminished presence from one of Java's strongest supporters: IBM.
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JAVAONE: Java to ship on Dell, HP PCs
Sun Microsystems has announced agreements with HP and Dell to distribute Sun’s Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on desktop personal computers sold by the two companies.
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HP extends VMWare support
HP has announced plans to fully support the Windows, Netware and Linux operating systems running on top of VMWare's virtual machine software as part of an extension of its partnership with the maker of virtual machine software for Intel systems.
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IBM announces eServer pSeries 615 server
IBM is about tol boost the speed and reliability of its Unix server system line with the introduction of the eServer pSeries 615, also known as the p615.
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Could Web services mean more hardware sales?
As IT moves to adopt Web services, IS managers will end up spending more money on hardware than on software, according to an IDC analyst.
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Gosling: New Java tools to focus on ease of use
After you’ve invented Java, what do you do for Act 2? Well, if you’re James Gosling, you retreat to the quiet sanctuary of Sun's research and development group, Sun Labs, and spend a year working on the next generation of software development tools.
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HP beats street; enterprise group in the red
Hewlett-Packard Co. beat analyst expectations on Tuesday, helped by profits from its printing, PC, and services divisions
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HP to announce ISVs for HP-UX on Itanium
HP is expected to announce today or tomorrow that dozens of additional independent software vendors (ISVs) plan to port their applications to the Itanium version of HP-UX in a show of growing support for HP's version of Unix on Intel's 64-bit processor.
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Unisys readies 32-processor mainframe
Unisys will begin shipping two new mainframe systems on Monday, the company has announced.
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IBM unleashes T-Rex
The mainframe may be a dinosaur, but it is a carnivorous one. That was IBM's message at a press event where it launched its new line of mainframe computers, the first model of which is called the z990 - code-named T-Rex.
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Unisys to launch business process consulting service
Unisys has announced it plans to enter the nascent business process modelling market next month with a new service offering called Business Blueprints.
