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Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard have some storage plans in store. The two firms are partnering up for a storage initiative and taking their plan on the road for a 10-city tour. Microsoft picked HP because of its fleet of NAS products.
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SQL Server SP3 ready for download (ZDNet)
Microsoft has beefed up SQL Server 2000 to plug some holes, improve error reporting and administration, and play nice with third-party data mining apps. SQL Server Service Pack 3 is its name -- you can snag it off the Microsoft Web site.
NEWS
How much virus information is too much? (SearchSecurity.com)
Security professionals need information on the latest malicious code outbreaks. But how much information is too much? IT managers tell SearchSecurity.com they fall into one of three camps: they either only want news on the biggest worms; they only want news on worms that affect their companies; or they only want news for knowledge's sake.
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While Domino and Exchange duke it out for domination of the messaging market, Oracle is readying a new product that will be priced to attract Exchange 5.5 customers. What's a Windows shop to do in the face of all this choice?
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No Segways on the streets of San Francisco
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The inventor of the Segway Human Transporter claims the upright scooter could change civilization as we know it. Well, San Francisco likes its civilization the way it is. The city of streetcars and sourdough, a place you could see mandating scooter usage, has said "no way" to Segway and has banned it from sidewalks. Environmental friendliness wasn't enough for Segway to sway the Bay Area. San Fran's city leaders thought it would be too fast and too heavy to be safe on the pedestrian-packed sidewalks. They told Segway and its well-paid team of lobbyists to scoot. Nearby Oakland is considering a ban, too.
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