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Radnet goes for the whole group - Groupware software company Radnet is refocusing its traditional workgroup and departmental market strategy to concentrate on enterprise-level products. [News.com]
 
25% of French firms online - A quarter of France's 1,000 biggest companies are present on the Internet, according to a study published today in Le Monde Informatique, a weekly magazine. [News.com]
 
3Com cards turn PCs into Net PCs - 3Com has begun shipping network interface cards (NICs), devices that will allow an ordinary PC to function like a managed PC or Net PC. [News.com]
 
3Com offers NT speed from a distance - 3Com is betting that users of Microsoft Windows NT Server will jump on easy ways to implement the operating system's remote access capabilities. [News.com]
 
3Com reroutes traffic - Networking giant 3Com (COMS) plans to expand its scheme to relieve network routing bottlenecks by including gear from third-party makers by next year, according to the company. [News.com]
 
3Dlabs teams with Intel - 3Dlabs announced it is cooperating with chipmaking giant Intel in the design of 3D graphics processors for next-generation 64-bit computing. [News.com]
 
6 PC leaders preview notebooks - Hewlett-Packard (HWP), Dell Computer (DELL), IBM (IBM), Digital (DEC), NEC, and Toshiba are announcing new notebook PCs today, paving the way for a high-profile exhibition of these products at Comdex in November. [News.com]
 
64-megabit DRAM prices fall - Prices for 64-megabit DRAM memory chips have fallen to four times the cost of 16-megabit chips in the Japanese spot market, a harbinger that 64-megabit DRAM may be incorporated into desktops sooner than expected. [News.com]
 
@Home user files may be at risk - @Home (ATHM) has updated its software to prevent subscribers of its cable-modem service from sharing each other's files or viewing them without permission. [News.com]
 
@Work Remote for telecommuters - @Work, the @Home division that provides high-speed Net access to businesses, said today it struck a deal with Tele-Communications Incorporated, Cox Communications, and Comcast Corporation to roll out @Work Remote, extending the local area network to telecommuters. [News.com]
 
A Windows-savvy object database - Object Design (ODIS) is making its object database software Windows friendly. [News.com]
 
A ".nu" player on domain scene - When Jenni Baier accidentally punched in the wrong address on her Web browser, she inadvertently discovered something new. Make that .nu. [News.com]
 
A Netscape-only Actra - Netscape Communications' (NSCP) recent buyout of GE Information Systems' share in Actra, their Internet commerce joint venture, is drawing renewed attention to the business-to-business e-commerce space. [News.com]
 
A complex teen Net scam - Four teenage whiz kids hacked their way into an online auction house, stole credit card numbers, and went on a shopping spree for some $20,000 worth of computer equipment, police said yesterday. [News.com]
 
A glimpse of the PC's future - The PC-TVs exhibited at Comdex may point toward the future of home computing. [News.com]
 
A glimpse of the PC's future - The PC-TVs exhibited at Comdex may point toward the future of home computing. [News.com]
 
A home for Ethernets - Microsoft (MSFT) has teamed up with a small networking equipment maker to bring big-system networking to home users. [News.com]
 
A one-SET-fits-all approach - IBM (IBM) and Internet payment firm VeriFone today said they are cooperating to assure that their software for secure card transactions over the Internet will be compatible. [News.com]
 
A softer side of HP - Hewlett-Packard (HWP), stepping up its pursuit of sales, today will unveil a $40 million worldwide advertising campaign designed to soften its technical image. [News.com]
 
A speedier switch from 3Com - 3Com (COMS) has been talking the talk of an enterprise-class networking vendor. Soon it will be able to walk the walk. [News.com]
 
 

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