Trend Micro is beefing up its security product line with the launch of a stand-alone antispyware product for enterprise customers.

Trend’s Anti-Spyware Enterprise Edition is the latest release that builds on its May acquisition of InterMute. Trend, Tokyo, released a stand-alone antispyware product targeted at SMBs in June. The enterprise edition, originally

Intel released its dual-core Xeon processor for high-end servers with some extra benefits for high-performance computing.

The Santa Clara, Calif.-based microprocessor maker started shipping the parts, formerly code-named Paxville MP, last week to system builders. Developed for servers that use four or more sockets, the processors use a dual 667MHz independent front-side

Further proof that packaged applications are under continual fire from SaaS (software as a service) developers will come next week, when Nsite unleashes a hosted service for quote and channel management.
 
While the applications for quote and channel management will fill in the gaps missing from traditional CRM solutions, plugging

Three leading U.S. scientists have delivered a brief outlining why the unlicensed use of the white space in broadcast TV bands will not interfere with digital TV transmissions.

The brief counters interference allegations by broadcasters that have stalled a May 2004 initiative by the Federal Communications Commission to open up spectrum by allowing

Microsoft has taken a page from Google and Yahoo with its web based search, email, and feed aggregating web based application, Windows Live. After a quick run through, Windows Live will be a breath of fresh air for the MSN family, as MSN’s network has become overrun with display advertising and obvious product placement,

SAN FRANCISCO — Korean wafer foundry DongbuAnam Semiconductor Inc. and EDA giant Synopsys Inc. have jointly developed a reference flow for DongbuAnam's 130-nanometer process, the companies said Friday (Nov. 4).

Synopsys (Mountain View, Calif.) collaborated with DongbuAnam engineers to develop an optimized 130-nm RTL-to-GDSII design flow, named DAS Ref 130.1, based on

Apple has dropped the price, bumped up the speed, and enhanced the features of its 20-inch iMac G5. The result is an all-in-one desktop computer that's more media friendly and affordable than its predecessor; but like that unit, it falls short of being a media PC because it lacks a built-in TV tuner.
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A new souped-up BlackBerry could usher in a new wave of applications for mobile workers, solution providers said.

Available Nov. 21 through Cingular Wireless, the BlackBerry 8700c from Research In Motion (RIM) offers substantial improvements in memory, voice quality, network speed and processing power, solution providers said.

“The processor improvement

Advertisers on the never-ending hunt for ways to engage are now counting on consumers to be the proactive ones, by "pulling" marketing messages off the Internet and into their homes--specifically, onto their computer desktops. Companies from Purina to Best Buy are experimenting with new ad vehicles to offer rich brand experiences through desktop applications.

LOS ANGELES - The social networking Web site MySpace.com has launched its own record label in a joint venture with Interscope Records hoping to capitalize on its broad reach among music-savvy consumers.
 
MySpace Records will feature independent and unsigned artists as well as compilations that include top groups from other