Thursday, December 04, 2003

Asian pirates take on Microsoft. Pirated versions of Microsoft's next operating system are on sale in Malaysia well before the official release date. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 1:53:08 PM    comment []

Electronics firm to create 200 jobs. An electronics firm is to take on 200 more staff to cope with the rising demand for flat-screen televisions. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 1:52:50 PM    comment []

Nanotechnology: Are Molecular Assemblers Possible? [Slashdot] 1:52:22 PM    comment []

Appeal of DVD Hacker's Acquittal Begins. The appeal of a Norwegian acquitted of piracy for making available a program that cracked DVD security codes started Tuesday in a trial observers called a key test of the country's computer protection laws. [eWEEK Technology News] 1:51:48 PM    comment []

Sun's Scheme for Desktop Domination. Sun Microsystems Inc. on Wednesday will announce a partnership with Electronic Data Systems Corp., in which the Plano, Texas, IT outsourcing firm will provide migration services, training, help-desk and call center desktop services for Sun's Java Desktop System. [eWEEK Technology News] 1:51:41 PM    comment []

NetApp announces products, partnerships. Growing data storage company Network Appliance unveils new products, along with joint efforts with Veritas Software and Cisco Systems. [CNET News.com - Enterprise Hardware] 1:51:30 PM    comment []

AMD chips, Linux line up for Sun blades. Sun Microsystems begins selling its first blade server that can run Linux, a move that tightens the company's ties with chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices. [CNET News.com - Enterprise Hardware] 1:51:14 PM    comment []

Automotive Bluetooth - a market on the move [Market Analysis: Industry Intelligence, Financial, E-business News] 1:50:42 PM    comment []