CMGI to acquire AltaVista from Compaq
Five days after confirming acquisition negotiations, Compaq has officially announced that it is selling a majority stake in AltaVista to CMGI, the Internet operating company.
Five days after confirming acquisition negotiations, Compaq has officially announced that it is selling a majority stake in AltaVista to CMGI, the Internet operating company.
First step will be to integrate CMGI's Internet e-commerce holdings
Site will be rolling out more than 25 new services in coming months
New DSL standard permits user install
G.Lite technology allows "always on" high-speed Internet access
Loss primarily due to costs associated with decision to exit PC processor market
Restructuring move intended to focus company more on e-commerce
SMP support for up to four processors included
Netscape, Sun officials lined up for this week
Plan is strategic, nor opportunist, says Belluzo
Linus "does what people want it to do"
A screen phone with small keyboard reportedly in line of devices
Gates speech short on specifics
US Authorities have arrested and charged a man suspected of creating the Melissa e-mail virus and unleashing it on the world from his apartment in a New Jersey shore town.
Growth in commercial shipments of the Linux operating system (OS) will outpace other client or server operating environments through 2003, according to market researcher International Data Corp. (IDC), which for the first time has removed the increasingly popular Linux from the "other" category in its OS reporting.