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Hardware spending hits its stride with Linux
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IBM, Intel push 'open' blade server spec
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Carriers to offer industry-specific wireless
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The Missing Link: Cool cybercafes put the 'in' in login
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DB2 Version 8 explained
[Search390.com]
DB2 V8 has been out for months but most mainframers still haven't upgraded. Search390.com this week features a host of content on the newest version of the venerable database.
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Introducing (E)JES 4.1 - Universal JES Management
(E)JES, the industry standard for JES3 spool management is now JES-neutral to support JES2 installations seeking equally powerful tools. (E)JES provides a robust set of tools that extend your ability to monitor, manage, and control your OS/390 or z/OS JESplex. Simple commands and rapid accessibility save you time and make interaction with your JES subsystems easy. (E)JES runs in 3270 and workstation components.
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Hardware spending hits its stride with Linux
[SearchEnterpriseLinux.com]
A Forrester Research hardware spending survey shows strong growth with Linux at the heart of the spurt.
IBM, Intel push 'open' blade server spec
[CNET News.com]
Third-party vendors will get to build custom blades using the tech giants' design. The move is an attempt to establish their design as the dominant blade server.
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Get-tough network policies now the norm (SearchWindowsSecurity.com)
Linux makes gains but Windows, Unix still reign (The Linux Beacon)
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Carriers to offer industry-specific wireless
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Cool cybercafes put the 'in' in login
[Reuters]
The envelopes, please. The winners of the first Yahoo Mail Internet Cafe Awards -- because there just aren't enough awards ceremonies in the world -- include a hip little wired joint in Moscow's Red Square called The Phlegmatic Dog, the comfy Cafe Curve in Brighton on England's south coast and Brain Wash in San Francisco, where customers can wash their whites with Surf laundry detergent while they surf. And let's not forget the
winner of the coveted world's Most Remote Internet Cafe award, won by a place in Timbuktu, Mali, proving that Timbuktu may be losing some of its isolated charm. Before you know it, there'll be a Starbucks there. Yahoo sponsored the awards to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the first cybercafe -- Cafe Cyberia in London. The cafes have been spreading like the Klez virus ever since -- about 20,000 in 171 countries.
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