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4:20
Oct 3, 2002

Sun releases new Blade workstation

Sun Microsystems has unveiled the Sun Blade 150 workstation.

Sun Microsystems
2:20
LX50
Oct 1, 2002

Sun LX50 server addresses enterprise requirements

Dumisani Mtoba, senior systems engineer at Sun Microsystems SA, says the LX50 server enables the use of high-performance technical computing applications.

Sun Microsystems
3:10
Retail
Sept 26, 2002

Selling on Linux

Much has been made of the challenge Linux poses to the Microsofts of the world when it comes to desktops and servers, but little attention is paid to equally lucrative markets in which Linux is already starting to play a significant role: retail and service industries.

Alastair Otter
2:40
Education
Sept 23, 2002

Shuttleworth project at standstill

Development on Schooltool, an open source school administration tool started by the Shuttleworth Foundation, has been on hold for months while the organisation looks for developers. It is also looking for new open source education proposals.

Alastair Otter
2:10
TechNiche
Sept 19, 2002

UnitedLinux for download

In today`s technology roundup: UnitedLinux for download, Motorola phone plans leaked, new Lindows hits the market, Microsoft goes to hell.

Iwan Pienaar
2:40
Virus
Sept 19, 2002

Linux worm proves no one is safe

It`s been a long time in the coming but this week`s Apache worm proves that a large(ish)-scale virus attack is as possible in the open source world as it is in the Windows world.

Alastair Otter
2:30
Virus
Sept 16, 2002

Linux worm threat may intensify

An Apache worm that is rapidly infecting servers installed on Linux machines may be preparing a peer-to-peer network for further attacks, according to security company warnings.

Alastair Otter
3:20
Software
Sept 9, 2002

Govt advisory body recommends open source

A high-level government advisory body has recommended that the state "explicitly" support open source software in its e-government strategy.

Alastair Otter
2:10
Software
Sept 9, 2002

PC sales forecast cut

In today`s technology roundup: PC sales forecast cut, SuSe on an Xbox, Symbian on a Nokia.

Alastair Otter
3:00
Call centres
Sept 5, 2002

Call centres add to the frustration

Why is it that when I phone a call centre I have to repeat my details to every person I talk to? Isn`t it time for some form of single sign-on for this industry?

Alastair Otter
2:00
Sept 5, 2002

Raidtec introduces file server

The Raidtec SNAZ-E6 file server for simultaneous support of Windows and Unix/Linux client computers on a network is available from local Raidtec distributor Square One Solutions.

Square One Solutions
2:00
Linux
Sept 3, 2002

CA expands Linux solutions

Computer Associates International (CA) has added several new solutions to its portfolio of management solutions for distributed and mainframe Linux implementations.

Computer Associates Africa
 
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