IT World Canada Staff

Network Associates Inc. on Monday announced that PGP Corp. has acquired its PGP desktop and wireless encryption product lines.

A new PC for business users from Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) will feature Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s (AMD's) Athlon XP processors, and cost less than US$700, the companies announced Monday, but companies in Canada will not yet be seeing the workstation.

EDS Inc. on Friday finalized the acquisition a managed hosting business that will allow for the automation of its global data centre infrastructure.

Microsoft Canada Co. will team with the Customer Relationship Management Association of Canada (CRMA Canada) to undertake a study on Canadian enterprises and their implementations of customer relationship management (CRM).

Toronto-based AT&T Canada Inc. on Tuesday reported a net loss of nearly $1.4 billion for the quarter, citing a $1.3 billion charge as the primary reason.

CBL Data Recovery Technologies Inc. in Toronto on Wednesday announced a services alliance with Ottawa-based NexInnovations Inc.

Two Asian companies that failed in a previous bid to buy Global Crossing Ltd. after it filed for bankruptcy in January have succeeded in obtaining a majority investment in the company in a deal valued at US$750 million, Global Crossing announced Friday.

The legions of Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM) BlackBerry users addicted to wireless e-mail in the U.S. will soon have a new set of both hardware and software options to get their fix from, thanks to a trio of announcements made Thursday by Good Technology Inc., but Canadian users will have to wait a while longer to get the same offerings.