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19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
David Tennenhouse, a former research and development director at Intel and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, talks in an interview about his new job as a venture capitalist.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Brief items about notable IT developments, both present and past.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Brief IT news items.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison told an audience at the OpenWorld user conference that the company now provides Linux support to 1,500 users, a significant boost to its effort to challenge Red Hat.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
An IT search engine start-up said it will soon launch beta software that will allow businesses to scour and search all of the IT data from their networks, computers and security systems from a free, Web-based application.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
XBRL technology has an advantage over XML in financial reporting.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
David Tennenhouse, a former research and development director at Intel and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, talks in an interview about his new job as a venture capitalist.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Brief items about notable IT developments, both present and past.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Brief IT news items.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison told an audience at the OpenWorld user conference that the company now provides Linux support to 1,500 users, a significant boost to its effort to challenge Red Hat.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
An IT search engine start-up said it will soon launch beta software that will allow businesses to scour and search all of the IT data from their networks, computers and security systems from a free, Web-based application.

19/Nov/2007 9:00AM
Bolstered by a sharp rise in its software business, Hewlett-Packard today reported net earnings in its fiscal fourth quarter of $2.3 billion and an operating profit for the full fiscal year of $9.6 billion.

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