Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > May New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Fastest PowerPC boxes ship - After a false start caused by limited availability of the processor, Power Computing today officially unveiled the fastest PowerPC-based Mac clones yet. [News.com]   Feds respond to crypto criticism - A Commerce Department official sprang to the government's crypto plan today after the release of a report today that calls into question the wisdom of Clinton's policy. [News.com]   Firms join to build notebooks - Umax Data Systems, the Taiwan-based parent company of Mac clonemaker Umax Computer, will join forces with Japan's Sotec to produce notebook computers. [News.com]   Fore denies merger rumors - Interop LAS VEGAS, Nevada--Fore Systems (FORE) has had a rough ride recently. But despite persistent rumors, the company's CEO says Fore will not be the latest acquisition in the merger mania sweeping the networking business. [News.com]   Fore readies network concentrator - Fore Systems (FORE) will ship a new device next month that handles a variety of wide area traffic. [News.com]   Former IBM exec arrested - The Yokohama Prosecutors' Office said today that it had arrested a former director of an IBM (IBM) Japan subsidiary and two others for suspected breach of trust. [News.com]   Fourth Communicator beta out - Netscape Communications (NSCP) today posted a new "preview release"--the fourth so far--of its Communicator browser and email suite, though it does not include its Netcaster Webcasting software. [News.com]   French paper follows Web, breaks law - A French newspaper today flouted a law barring publication of opinion polls just ahead of elections. The paper said the rules were hypocritical because such surveys are available on the Internet. [News.com]   Fujitsu in China semiconductor deal - Fujitsu said today it would form a joint venture in China in June to assemble and test semiconductor products. [News.com]   GTE aims for one-stop shopping - With its surprising acquisition of BBN (BBN) today, GTE (GTE) is putting on a full-court press to become a one-stop shop for communications services. [News.com]   GTE starts new ADSL trials - High-speed ADSL technology is alive and kicking, according to GTE (GTE). [News.com]   Gaming firms bet on conduct code - An industry group trying to persuade surfers to roll their dice on the Net issued a code of conduct today for online casinos. [News.com]   Gates diagnoses technology - Already a software guru and one of the world's richest men, Bill Gates took on a new role today: doctor. [News.com]   Gates distributes Windows - Microsoft's (MSFT) Bill Gates today dispelled any confusion over where the battle lines are drawn in the war to control distributing computing architectures. [News.com]   Gates has 100 CEOs for dinner - Microsoft's chairman Bill Gates will host over 100 chief executives of domestic and international companies and U.S. vice president Al Gore this week at a conference to discuss the future of technology. [News.com]   Gates: Manageability is No. 1 - Microsoft (MSFT) chairman Bill Gates today minimized the threat of network computers and said making personal computers easier to manage was the software giant's top priority. [News.com]   Gateway CEO takes on Goliath - When Larry Ellison rails against the Microsoft-Intel power axis, the general reaction is that Larry is just being Larry. But when Ted Waitt implies the same, you had better listen. [News.com]   Gateway has cutting-edge notebook - Gateway 2000 (GATE) announced today a new cutting-edge notebook computer with a 13.3-inch display, a combination CD-ROM and floppy disk drive, and a new Intel processor module containing a 166-MHz MMX Pentium chip. [News.com]   Gateway lures businesses with NetPC - Gateway 2000 (GATE) will jump the gun a bit and announce tomorrow the first NetPC from a top PC vendor that is also the company's first PC specifically designed for business use. [News.com]   Gateway makes its way into workstations - Gateway 2000 (GATE) has entered the market for personal workstations, making it the third PC vendor in two weeks to announce its first workstation. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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