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Fax Line Embraces W2K

70-228 SQL Server Admin Exam Goes Live Jan. 25

MCSE elective, MCDBA core exam considered "challenging."

Log-Net Changes with the Times

Microsoft: Meet MOM

Microsoft announced the release of the newest version of Systems Management Server (SMS) as well as a new application, Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM).

IBM Posts Solid Q4 Earnings Performance

IBM escaped the financial woes that have plagued the IT industry of late, announcing fourth quarter net income of $2.7 billion, a 28 percent increase from the year-earlier period.

Hyperion Launches Open Calculation Engine

January 17, 2001

Intel Releases Q4 Earnings Numbers

Intel announced that while flat with Q3, fourth quarter revenue was $8.7 billion, up 6 percent over 1999. Total revenue for 2000 was $33.7 billion, up 15 percent from 1999.

70-222 Migrating to Win2K Exam Released

New elective exam for Win2K MCSE track now available.

ISS Ships RealSecure for W2K

January 16, 2001

IT Industry Consortium Forms to Fight Cyber-Crime

Nineteen U.S. IT companies have joined forces to fight cyber-attacks with the Information Technology Sharing and Analysis Center (IT-ISAC).

Microsoft Takes Wraps Off VSA Development Technology

Microsoft offered a preview today of a new technology to make it easier for developers to customize Web applications without knowing anything about the underlying source code.

HP Joins the 1U Server Crowd

Hewlett-Packard has become the latest entrant into the dense server market, with its release of the HP Netserver LP 1000r.

AMD Offers More 64-bit Development Tools

AMD added another member to its roster of developers’ tools for its forthcoming 64-bit processor, codenamed “Hammer.”

Marathon Commits to Shipping Fault-Tolerant W2K Systems in May

Fault-tolerant Windows server vendor Marathon Technologies will ship a Windows 2000 version of its product May 1, a company official said today.

BindView Singles Out Security Policy

BindView updated their BV-control product line to offer administrators a single point of control for evaluating security vulnerabilities.

Microsoft Announces Retirement of MCSE+I, MCP+Site Building

Microsoft announced via its Web site that it will retire its MCSE+Internet and MCP+Site Building certifications.

HP Revamps Earnings Outlook

Hewlett-Packard announced that it no longer expects to meet previous first quarter guidance.

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