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US retains control of Internet traffic system

US retains control of Internet traffic system

The United States will keep control of the domain-name system that guides Internet traffic under an agreement reached on Wednesday, resolving a dispute that threatened to fracture the global computer network.
Andy Sullivan Nov 17 2005, 8:45AM Collaboration
Interview: MSN expects China to be top five market by 2010

Interview: MSN expects China to be top five market by 2010

Microsoft's internet unit, MSN, expects China to become one of its top five markets by 2010, fuelled by growing demand for its popular email and search engine software.
Godwin Chellam Nov 16 2005, 3:00PM Collaboration
UN alarmed at duping of migrants via internet

UN alarmed at duping of migrants via internet

Would-be migrants from Asia, Africa and Latin America are being tricked into paying up to US$1000 for promises of travel to a rich country by websites claiming links to the United Nations.
Staff Writers Nov 16 2005, 9:20AM Collaboration
Intel sets up US$50mln Middle East technology fund

Intel sets up US$50mln Middle East technology fund

Intel has set up a US$50 million fund to invest in technology start-up firms in Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt.
Staff Writers Nov 16 2005, 8:17AM Collaboration
Linksys in small business communications play

Linksys in small business communications play

Cisco-owned Linksys has unveiled a new brand selling an IP-based services platform targeted squarely at the small business market.
Byron Connolly Nov 15 2005, 2:00PM Collaboration
State Bank of India forms joint tech firm with TCS

State Bank of India forms joint tech firm with TCS

State Bank of India, the country's largest commercial bank, has formed a joint venture with Tata Consultancy Services Ltd to sell technology to banks and financial services firms.
Staff Writers Nov 15 2005, 12:01PM Collaboration
No resolution on Net control seen at tech summit

No resolution on Net control seen at tech summit

The United States is headed for a showdown with much of the rest of the world over control of the Internet but few expect a consensus to emerge from a UN summit in Tunisia this week.
Andy Sullivan Nov 15 2005, 8:09AM Collaboration
Optus announces 3G network

Optus announces 3G network

Optus has finally launched its own high-speed 3G data and voice network, following Hutchison, Telstra and Vodafone’s lead.
Tim Lohman Nov 14 2005, 3:32PM Collaboration
PluggedIn: Showdown looms over US Internet control

PluggedIn: Showdown looms over US Internet control

The United States is headed for a showdown with much of the rest of the world over control of the Internet.
Andy Sullivan Nov 14 2005, 1:26PM Collaboration
KAZ's CRM master

KAZ's CRM master

There wouldn’t be too many people in the global IT industry that could say they worked with a member of any royal family.
Byron Connolly Nov 11 2005, 4:42PM Collaboration
Interview: Alibaba plans big expansion for Yahoo China

Interview: Alibaba plans big expansion for Yahoo China

E-commerce company Alibaba.com is preparing a major expansion for the online search business it acquired in a deal with Yahoo as part of a plan for sharp growth in the Chinese company's revenue and value by 2009.
Kirby Chien Nov 10 2005, 2:30PM Collaboration
Chipping at the mod-chip case

Chipping at the mod-chip case

Mod-chips facilitate piracy by allowing gamers to sidestep anti-piracy measures that would otherwise prevent the playing of illegal, unlicensed games on Sony PlayStations, Microsoft Xboxes and other popular gaming consoles.
Alan Arnott Nov 10 2005, 2:28PM Collaboration
Selling open source

Selling open source

Making money from free software sounds like a recipe for disaster, but open source offers channel players the chance to carve out a market niche while cutting costs and increasing margins.
Adam Turner Nov 9 2005, 4:16PM Collaboration
Firewall signs Crossbeam

Firewall signs Crossbeam

Firewall Systems has added another supplier to its swelling vendor ranks signing to distribute Crossbeam Systems' unified threat management security appliance products.
Byron Connolly Nov 9 2005, 2:22PM Collaboration
Fujitsu increases vendor partner support

Fujitsu increases vendor partner support

Fujitsu is seeking to increase support to its vendor partners with the announcement of a new APAC Product Integration Support Centre.
Tim Lohman Nov 8 2005, 1:35PM Collaboration
Riverbed opens local office

Riverbed opens local office

Riverbed has opened an APAC office and appointed a regional director, Steve Dixon.
Tim Lohman Nov 7 2005, 3:33PM Collaboration
EBay founder starts $100 million microfinance fund

EBay founder starts $100 million microfinance fund

EBay founder Pierre Omidyar and his wife Pamela on Friday said they gave US$100 million in eBay stock to Tufts University to create a fund that will invest in international microfinance, or lending to people who are too poor to qualify for traditional loans.
Staff Writers Nov 7 2005, 9:30AM Collaboration
Kaz in $200 million defence win

Kaz in $200 million defence win

Kaz’s coffers are around $200 million richer, after winning a new five-year contract with the Department of Defence.
Tim Lohman Nov 7 2005, 8:55AM Collaboration
ACS calls for new ICT education benchmark

ACS calls for new ICT education benchmark

The Australian Computer Society is calling for a new standard, designed to raise the level of ICT skills in the community.
Tim Lohman Nov 4 2005, 1:45PM Collaboration
Feature: Rival tech towns may outrun Bangalore

Feature: Rival tech towns may outrun Bangalore

There's a punchline going around in India's high-tech capital: Bangalore may be Bangalored.
Narayanan Madhavan Nov 4 2005, 12:24PM Collaboration

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