Dominique Deckmyn - Author - PC World Australia

Stories by Dominique Deckmyn

Article | 7/09/2000 IBM, Microsoft, Ariba Join on B-to-B Directory

IBM, Microsoft and Ariba Wednesday plan to jointly announce a business-to-business e-commerce directory that some analysts are describing as a potenti...

Article | 3/07/2000 Microsoft's .Net plans hazy

Microsoft's initial presentation of its .Net vision last week raised many questions - such as how the new online software services plan will affect th...

Article | 21/06/2000 MS/DOJ: Pro-Microsoft groups claim security breaches

After revelations late last week about an attempt to buy garbage from the Association for Competitive Technology (ACT), The Wall Street Journal report...

Article | 2/06/2000 TurboLinux Cuts Jobs

Another high-profile Linux company is facing tough measures to adjust a business model based on selling a product that is free. San Francisco-based Tu...

Article | 18/05/2000 MS unleashes bug beta

Microsoft has confirmed that it has released a beta-test version of the first bug-fix update for its Windows 2000 operating system.

Article | 23/03/2000 IBM to Build Powerful Linux Cluster

IBM is helping the University of New Mexico build what it claims will be the world's fastest Linux supercomputer. It is a cluster of 256 rack-mounted,...

Article | 8/03/2000 Motorola Claims '5 Nines' Availability for Linux

Motorola claimed an industry first yesterday, when it said it could obtain 99.999% uptime for Linux-based servers.

Article | 6/03/2000 Plenty of new Linux stocks, but no Red Hat

Investors who missed out on last year's Linux success stories will get a new chance this month, as several Linux companies prepare to go public. The c...

Article | 3/03/2000 SCO makes ASP play

The Santa Cruz Operation is positioning its Tarantella application broker technology as a platform for application service providers. A new Tarantella...

Article | 24/11/1999 Bluetooth off to a slow start

Analysts say Bluetooth is taking longer than expected to get to market and it will be two more years before the wireless technology really takes off.