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Cisco Unveils Content Networking Capabilities

June 27, 2000

F5 Rolls Out 3-DNS Domain Controller

Copia Launches e-Blaster

Veritas Delivers New Replication Family

IBM Delivers New Management Solution

Microsoft Unveils New .NET Language

Microsoft unveiled a new object-oriented programming language designed for its Microsoft.NET platform. Microsoft C# (C sharp) is built to utilize the XML-based Web services on the .NET platform.

Microsoft Rolls Out BizTalk Framework 2.0

Microsoft today released a draft of Microsoft BizTalk Framework 2.0. The newest version of BizTalk Framework has been redefined to be Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1-compliant, allowing BizTalk Framework XML documents to travel over a network in the form of SOAP messages.

Kingston Expands Network Support for PPPOE

Windows 2000 Licenses to Hit 3 Million by End of June

Windows 2000 shipments are trending back upward. At PC Expo in New York, Microsoft Corp. officials said they expected sales of Windows 2000 operating systems licenses to exceed 3 million by the end of June.

Accelerated Win2K Exam Live on June 30

Good news for those who want to cut a quick path through to the Windows 2000 MCSE Track: Microsoft will be releasing the Windows 2000 Accelerated Exam (70-240) on June 30.

Hitachi Introduces Freedom Storage Lightning 9900

Hitachi Data Systems today rolled out the first in a new line of storage systems based on an internal switch-network architecture. Hitachi's Freedom Storage Lightning 9900 is based on the Hi-Star architecture that Hitachi says improves upon the shared bus architectures of current subsystems.

Microsoft, Compaq, Intel Announce Program to Speed Startups to Market

Microsoft, Intel, and Compaq announced the launch of speedStart, a program designed to accelerate speed-to-market for Internet startup companies. The program will help startups rapidly deploy e-business solutions based on technologies from the three companies.

Microsoft, Intel, Sungard Demo 64-bit Wintel Box

NEW YORK -- Microsoft’s scaling strategy was given credence by a demonstration of complex financial software running on a Windows 2000/Itanium box. Microsoft, Intel, and Sungard Data Systems demonstrated Sungard’s Panorama financial risk management software on a 64-bit Windows machine at a luncheon here.

NGWS Morphs into Microsoft.NET

REDMOND, Wash. -- Microsoft put specifics behind the long-promised Next Generation Windows Services today, promising a package of client interfaces, servers and Web-based services the company is billing as Microsoft.NET and saying it will deliver beginning next year.

NetIQ Accelerates W2K Migration with Server Consolidator

June 20, 2000

Reports: Jackson Sends Microsoft to Supreme Court

The Microsoft saga continues. Online news agencies report that Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson petitioned the Supreme Court to hear Microsoft's appeal, rather than conducting the process through the appellate circuit courts.

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