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MS-DOJ Talks Falter: So What?

April 2, 2000

Business, Politics, Technology

ActiveX, Akamai, America Online, AOL, Apache, Apache server, API, AT&T, being a pure software company, Browser, cellular telephone, christmas, Comcast, Concetric Networks, DOJ, dominant player, Funding, Human–computer interaction, Hypertext, Internet areas, Internet Explorer, Internet industry, Internet space, Internet stuff, Internet suite, Jackson, Judge, Linux, Macintosh, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, MSN, MSN TV, Netscape, online service, operating system, operating systems, Oracle, OS, Posner, pure software, Qwest, Search, search engine, server-end operating systems, Solaris, Time-Warner, Tut Systems, United States, United States v. Microsoft, US government, weak Internet, web browser, WebTV, Windows NT, wireless end, Yahoo

Microsoft and the Department of Justice fail to come to an agreement, insuring that Microsoft will be seen as a monopoly.

Trouble in RegistrarLand

March 24, 2000

Business, Technology

Scalability is the one thing too many startups ignore.

Internet 4.0 is coming

Hybrid Computing

February 10, 2000

Business, Technology

Ambient intelligence, Cloud computing, Contact manager, hybrid applications, hybrid computing, hybrid devices, Mobile cloud computing, network computing, Networks

Applications that augment their capabilities when connected to the Internet are the wave of the future.

Transmeta Changes the Landscape

January 19, 2000

Business, Technology

adaptive algorithm, Advanced Micro Devices, AMD, AMD All, AOL, BeOS, Binary translation, BSD, caching, caching system, chip manufacturer, code morphing software, Computer architecture, computer chip, computer chips, Computing platforms, Crusoe, Crusoe chip, Crusoe chips, handheld devices, IBM, IBM PC compatibles, Intel, Internet devices, Internet landscape, Java, Java chip, Linux, LongRun power management technology, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile devices, Mobile Linux, morphable software, Motorola, operating systems, Palm, power management, power management technology, Product Release, Reorganization, software architecture, software caches, software emulation, software layer, Solaris, Sun, technology space, Time-Warner, Transmeta, versatile chip, virtual chip, virtual machine, Web pads, When, When an application, Windows OS, Wireless, wireless Internet devices, X86

Morphing software could allow computer chips to change based on software upgrades. A new company, Transmeta, enters the space and could redefine how chips are produced.

Tech Race: Is Europe Getting Ahead?

September 26, 1999

Business, Politics, Technology

Boo.com, Business, cellular telephone, e - commerce, Electronic commerce, Europe, Europeans Etailers, Information technology management, Interactive television, interactive TV, language management, legacy systems, Marketing, mature tools, mobile phones, Online shopping, particular retailer, Trends, United Kingdom, United States, Web development, web shops, Wireless, wireless platforms, World Wide Web

A call to arms for American e-tailers: catch up now or risk losing the lead.

Volume, Volume, Volume

April 12, 1999

Business, Technology

amazon, Amazon.com, Business, Costco, Costco store, Disintermediation, Dot-com, e - commerce, eBay, Electronic commerce, Information technology management, Marketing, online volume, Price Club, Price comparison service, San Francisco, Supply chain management

A new company introduces a business model that is fully net-native and different from previous approaches.

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