Monday, March 31, 2003

Data thieves strike Georgia Tech. Online intruders break into a server containing the credit card numbers of some 57,000 patrons of a Georgia Institute of Technology arts and theater program. [CNET News.com] 5:47:50 PM

Legislation Would Reallocate Spectrum. More bandwidth eyed for wireless services, public; military proponents wary. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis] 4:09:22 PM

Salt Lake City Joins Utopia. Salt Lake City has elected to join 17 other Utah cities in UTOPIA, the fiber to the home (FTTH) project that promises to provide high speed internet, data, voice, and video services to over 750,000 Utah residents. Utopia is currently preparing bonds for sale and hopes to begin construction this summer. The bonds will be revenue bonds, not general obligation, which means that they are not backed by taxes. Good for the taxpayer, but harder to sell. I think Utopia is a grand experiment and I'm anxious to see how it progresses. There's some additional information on the Utopia Homepage. [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog] 12:59:42 PM

BEA ships app server, JVM. Products are part of new platform [InfoWorld: Top News] 12:58:41 PM

New Storage Management Suites on Way. Second-generation SRM tools aim to come through on promise made a year ago. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis] 10:40:51 AM

Virtual Databases Make Sense of Varied Data. MetaMatrix Inc. and IBM are rolling out enhanced virtual database technologies to untie the knots created when IT tries to connect business users to disparate data sources. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis] 10:10:30 AM

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