Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > January New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   DSL technologies soon to market - Equipment and chip vendors such as 3Com, Fujitsu, and Paradyne announced they are working on new products that will offer Internet access via DSL (digital subscriber line) technologies. [News.com]   DSL vendor targets providers - Tut Systems said today it has begun customer trials of a product that will let phone companies and Internet service providers deploy high-speed Internet access using DSL (digital subscriber line) technology. [News.com]   Dancing Baby in TV encore - Warm up your "ooga-chakas," folks--the Dancing Baby is coming back to television tonight. [News.com]   Database firms under commodity pressure - The database software industry will face a new pair of competitors in 1998: meager sales growth and narrow profit margins. [News.com]   Dealing with domains - The stewardship of top-level domains has become the center of great concern to the vast Internet community, as the U.S. government gets ready to turn over its control to the private sector, including commercial interests, academia, and international players. No matter who gains the potentially lucrative control, they will inherit a host of domain name disputes involving the copyrights of large corporations pitted against the independent spirit that ruled the Web until recently. [News.com]   Deja News offers personal Usenet - Newsgroup access and archive site Deja News today unveiled My Deja News, a personalized service that lets users to read the latest postings to their favorite Usenet groups. [News.com]   Delays won't halt memory slide - Despite an industry-wide movement to scale back chip plant investment, memory prices are expected to continue falling. [News.com]   Dell cuts PC prices, cites Asia - Dell Computer (DELL) sliced prices by up to 15 percent on selected models in its line of business PCs, attributing the modest cuts to savings on components resulting from Asian currency devaluations, a move rivals should be able to follow. [News.com]   Dell lops server prices by 28% - Dell Computer (DELL), hoping to maintain its momentum in the PC server market, today cut prices on its servers by up to 28 percent. [News.com]   Dell to put $250 million in Ireland - Dell Computer (DELL) announced a $250 million Irish investment that includes purchase of a Limerick manufacturing facility needed to keep up with direct vendor's yearly growth rate of 45 percent in Europe. [News.com]   Diet site kicks off 1998 - New Year's Day is traditionally the time when many make resolutions, and the Net holds several resources for people seeking to slim down in 1998. [News.com]   Differential debuts extranet suite - Tiny Differential today announced a suite of software called Extranet Creator to set up and manage extranets, another offering for companies that want to link to their suppliers and customers over the Net. [News.com]   Digital bets on Windows NT - Digital Equipment (DEC) today will take a big step toward betting its future on Windows NT, announcing that it's placing its two server architectures under the Windows umbrella, while entering into a broader strategic relationship with Microsoft. [News.com]   Digital chip sale to Intel at risk - Compaq Computer's (CPQ) buyout of Digital Equipment (DEC) could imperil an earlier deal between Digital and Intel (INTC), according to reports. [News.com]   Digital discounts servers, upgrades Alpha - Digital Equipment (DEC) announced an Alpha processor upgrade that boosts Digital servers to 600 MHz, as well as deep price cuts on selected AlphaServer models. [News.com]   Digital latest loss for Route 128 - Once the high-tech highway was home to giants in the computer industry, but Route 128 outside Boston lost another notable with Monday's news that Compaq Computer (CPQ) had bought out Digital Equipment (DEC). [News.com]   Digital photo market out of focus - Digital photography always seems to make everyone's list of hot technologies, since photography is one of the world's most popular hobbies, but companies banking on its widespread acceptance have yet to see the mass market crop up. [News.com]   Digital servers discounted - In the latest round of industry price cuts, Digital Equipment will make aggressive price cuts in its low- and midrange Alpha-Windows NT servers later this month. [News.com]   Digital stakes future on Windows - Digital Equipment (DEC) next week will take a big step toward betting its future on Windows NT when it announces that it's placing its two server architectures under the Windows umbrella, while entering into a broader strategic relationship with Microsoft. [News.com]   Digital sub-$900 PCs get cheaper - Digital Equipment (DEC) clipped prices by up to 20 percent on its line of business PCs, lowering the cost of sub-$900 and sub-$1,000 models as well as high-end machines. [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 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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