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Business adoption of Windows Vista is wide, but not deep

Intel aims both high and low

IT managers have green on their minds, but not on the books

Jajah's Phone-on-a-PC chip technology Gets a US$20M boost

Red Hat moves into virtual software appliances

Encyclopedia of Life debuts

Study: Workers steal data when changing jobs

Nortel bets big R&D dollars on 'hyperconnectivity'

Amazon settles patent disputes with IBM

Analyst sounds death knell for DRM

Ageia rewrites laws of PhysX

Yahoo brings hammer down on US auctions

Monday, 14th May 2007

Headlines

	Business adoption of Windows Vista is wide, but not deep
	Intel aims both high and low
	IT managers have green on their minds, but not on the books
	Jajah's Phone-on-a-PC chip technology Gets a US$20M boost
	Red Hat moves into virtual software appliances
	Encyclopedia of Life debuts
	Study: Workers steal data when changing jobs
	Nortel bets big R&D dollars on 'hyperconnectivity'
	Amazon settles patent disputes with IBM
	Analyst sounds death knell for DRM
	Ageia rewrites laws of PhysX
	Yahoo brings hammer down on US auctions

Good morning,

Windows Vista is either the software blast heard round the computing world--Microsoft's marketing line is "The WOW starts now"--or a dud, depending on who's talking. Six months into Vista's release to business customers, the reality lies in between those extremes.

Also, Paul Otellini provided detailed insight into the chip company's plans. Along with an intense focus on cost-cutting, Intel intends to go full bore with new technologies, including the debut of an advanced 45-nanometer manufacturing process and an ambitious attempt to jump-start the use of handheld Internet devices.

editor@itnews.com.au

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Research/Trends

Business adoption of Windows Vista is wide, but not deep
Hardware compatibility, cost of upgrading are among concerns cited by business technology managers.
By J. Nicholas

Hardware

Intel aims both high and low
A new manufacturing process and handheld Web devices are part of chip company's ambitious road map.
By Alexander Wolfe

Finance

IT managers have green on their minds, but not on the books
Environmental factors are important, report shows, but only 25 percent of managers have written green criteria into their purchasing processes, largely due to lack of soup-to-nuts product strategies..
By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

Hardware

Jajah's Phone-on-a-PC chip technology Gets a US$20M boost
Intel Capital invests in the startup, which claims it has 2 million users of its existing service..
By W. David Gardner

Applications

Red Hat moves into virtual software appliances
Appliance promises to slash management costs.
By Tom Sanders

Internet

Encyclopedia of Life debuts
The educational Web reference site is designed to document all 1.8 million species of plants and animals on the planet..
By Thomas Claburn

Security

Study: Workers steal data when changing jobs
With data heading out the door over remote connections or on thumb drives tucked away in pockets or bags, nearly half of IT workers blame poor security..
By Sharon Gaudin

Research/Trends

Nortel bets big R&D dollars on 'hyperconnectivity'
No longer hitching its hopes on the anemic telecommunications market, the company is now investing a big chunk of its US$1.7 billion annual research budget in new areas..
By Reuters blank

Government/Law

Amazon settles patent disputes with IBM
Retailer pays undisclosed sum to IBM and sets up licencing deal.
By Matt Chapman

Research/Trends

Analyst sounds death knell for DRM
Digital rights management is dead, according to an industry trend analysis report.

By Matt Chapman

Convergence

Ageia rewrites laws of PhysX
CellFactor: Revolution game makes the most of PhysX processor.
By Clement James

Internet

Yahoo brings hammer down on US auctions
Company plans to shut down little-used service in North America.
By Shaun Nichols