Emerging Tech

You may use some of IBM Corp.'s most interesting technology without realizing where it comes from. Voice recognition, wireless communications, and some invisible middleware that connects disparate applications are likely to appear in products marketed in the coming months by IBM partners, who were checking out the selection at the annual IBM PartnerWorld 2001 confab in Atlanta last month.

Peel back the onion skin-like layers of complexity behind what it will take to transform distributed LAN/WANs into a utility-like service and you reveal a daunting if not impossible task.

Companies rushed to upgrade DNS (Domain Name System) software after warnings were issued in late January about...

Paying close attention to customer demand, Waterloo, Ont.'s Research In Motion (RIM) now supports Lotus Notes and...

The cities of Toronto, Vancouver and Halifax, among other Canadian municipalities, are tossing out a red herring...

IBM Corp. simultaneously announced two products for the storage area networking (SAN) and network attached storage (NAS) markets last month, citing the industry

In a direct challenge to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a new domain...

A new study on Canadian long distance rates shows another decrease in the price of business long-distance rates and predicts business rates will drop to $0.0175 by the end of 2005.