Tuesday, February 17, 2004|
Microsoft to Release New Web Services Spec. According to sources, Microsoft and a group of companies will release a new Web services specification late Tuesday, which will help provide Web services interoperability and support for occasionally-connected devices and systems, [eWEEK Technology News] This is intended to compliment UDDI and other event driven specs. 6:05:36 PM 
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Scaling up and out on Windows. Remember Scalability Day? It was May 20, 1997 in New York and it was intended, via an elaborate demonstration at the Sheraton Hotel, to show that Windows had become a bonafide scale-up operating system, capable of handling a billion transactions... [InformationWeek Windows Weblog] Information on a number of large-scale Windows systems including Dell's data warehouse and match.com's website. Worth noting the reliable scability seems to come in the form of Windows 2003. 11:31:48 AM
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Added RSS Link to What's New. In response to some of the emails we've received since the launch of this site, we wanted to be sure to let you know, that yes, we do make available What's New in RSS format. To make this information more accessible, we're adding a link to the right-hand navigation bar. Also, Steve Laniel wrote us with suggested html to allow for RSS autodiscovery by RSS readers, which we have also now implemented. Thanks. [Dell Linux Blog] The Dell Linux blog was first noted here. 9:04:04 AM
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HP to Create Digital Archive of All Time Magazines (Reuters). Reuters - Computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ.N) will create a digital archive containing every issue of Time magazine published, which Time will then make freely available to subscribers on its Web site, the companies said on Tuesday. [Yahoo! News - Technology] 8:47:15 AM
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Trend Micro Introduces Trend Micro(TM) Network VirusWall(TM) 1200 - Antivirus Industry's First Outbreak Prevention Appliance CUPERTINO, California, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Trend Micro, Inc. (TSE: 4704, Nasdaq: TMIC), a leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services, today announced the introduction of the new Trend Micro(TM) Network VirusWall(TM) 1200 outbreak prevention appliance designed to scan, detect, and block threats from inside a company network. Using threat-specific knowledge from Trend Micro, NetworkVirusWall 1200 allows security administrators to block network viruses and identify vulnerable or non-compliant networked devices to help mitigate or even eliminate their ability to be a propagation point for internal outbreaks. [PR Newswire] 8:45:28 AM
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