Study: Web development reigns
Programmers are increasing the time they spend developing for the Internet and building Web services, according to a study released Monday.
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IBM Unveils Super-Fast Internet Mainframe
Mainframes are a step below supercomputers in terms of speed, though they can generally handle more simultaneous programs than supercomputers.
How Easy Is It To Rip Off Windows XP?
Will Microsoft’s new licensing program cut down on the number of XP knockoffs available on the Internet?
Indiana University Upgrades Its Supercomputer, Said to Be Academe’s Most Powerful
Indiana University at Bloomington has tripled the computational and storage capacity of its IBM RS/6000 SP supercomputer to add computing power that officials say will be needed for the university’s expanding genomics-research program. Genomics scientists use the latest advances in DNA sequencing to understand physiological functions.
Using Humans as a Computer Model
THINK of it as computing’s crisis of complexity, revisited. For more than three decades, the big advances in computing have soon brought new headaches. The initial steps ahead are typically in hardware — processors, storage and networks — and the headaches are manifested in software.
VideoLabs To Showcase New Camera Control Technology Platform At Upcoming Leading Videoconferencing Industry Trade Show
VideoLabs(R), a division of E.mergent, Inc. (NASDAQ:EMRT), the preferred market leader in the development and manufacturing of a complete line of videoconferencing peripheral solutions, will be announcing a new platform of distance learning camera control peripherals at Telecon
A New Image: Why Pros Go Digital
FOR years now, digital cameras have been nice gadgets for the amateur photographer. They offer instant gratification in viewing or sending, without the cost of film or development. And they lend themselves to all sorts of other possibilities once the images are transferred to a computer.
The Elements of E-Mail Style
Do your e-mails get results? If not, follow these rules for writing compelling communications.
Microsoft To Offer Video-on-Demand
Microsoft is looking for its new broadband video-on-demand service to increase its share of the Internet access subscriber market vis-a-vis rival AOL Time Warner.
Internet2 K20 Initiative
“The Internet2 K20 Initiative brings together Internet2 member institutions, primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, libraries, and museums to get new technologies—advanced networking tools, applications, middleware, and content—into the hands of innovators, across all educational sectors in the United States, as quickly and as “connectedly” as possible.”