Microsoft Gets Y2K
Microsoft will roll out a comprehensive series of products and services in the first quarter of 1999 designed to help companies perform year-2000 remediation on their IT infrastructures.
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Intel Ends Vicious PC Cycle
While continuing its relentless pursuit of performance, Intel has quietly been developing Transition Management, a technology program to help IT managers cope with constant changes in CPU technologies. Transition Management will stabilise PC design...
AMD's K6-2 incompatible with Win 95, company confirms
An incompatibility between Windows 95 and Advanced Micro Devices' K6-2 processors running at 350MHz or faster can keep systems from booting, AMD officials have confirmed
Aussie company takes Y2K fix to Comdex
An Australian start-up here at Comdex unveiled what it claims is a "universal hardware fix" to the Year 2000 problem. Priced at $US150, the aptly named Y2K Corporation's first product, called Y2K++, offers a complete Y2K fix for anything from mainfr...
Professional installation with new Hayes Accura modem
Hayes new 56K V.90 modem comes with free installation for a limited time
Microsoft sells its stake in RealNetworks
Following a very public falling out, Microsoft has sold its minority stake in RealNetworks -- the CEO of which, testified against Microsoft in July this year
MS/DoJ: Microsoft strikes back at Java injunction
In no time at all, the preliminary injunction against Microsoft in the Sun/Java lawsuit, has made its way into the MS/DoJ's antitrust case
Quicken launches online trading in Oz
Quicken of the financial software fame is now also an online investment and trading service, launched yesterday in Sydney
Update: Netscape Australia's future still unclear
The future of Netscape's Australian operations are still unclear, the company releasing news that a change of business model will effect how the company operates worldwide
250MB Zip drive to be launched 1999
Iomega will be launching a new 250MB Zip drive and disks in Australia next year
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