Feature: Risky Business
It's hard to think of Unix as the underdog in the network operating system market place, and yet time and time again that's how it's characterized in the trade press.
Stories by Linda Stuart
Guest column: It's getting hard to tell whom to trust these days
In this age of internet scams and computer virus hoaxes, it's getting gosh-darn difficult to decide whom you can trust any more.
Column: Yet Even More IA-64 Troop Movement
Back in May, Network World Canada told you about how the emerging market for Intel Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co.'s 64-bit IA-64 chip (code-named Merced) was dividing itself into four Unix camps -- the leaders of which were Santa Cruz Operation (SCO), Sun Microsystems Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co. and Digital Equipment Corp.