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CMDB Federation releases first specification

August 20, 2007 The specification is designed to allow disparate systems that retain large amounts of data to share information. TAGS: CMDB, specification

Liberty Alliance courts open-source projects

January 23, 2007 Group aims to make it easier for open-source developers to use its specifications for sharing identity data in applications. TAGS: Liberty Alliance, open-source developer, open source, open-source project, specification, identity, standards, Web service

W3C releases new HTML specification

May 8, 1996 The World Wide Web Consortium released a new HTML specification that officially recognizes features developed by Microsoft and Netscape Communications. TAGS: specification, HTML, Netscape Communications Corp., Web browser, Microsoft Corp.

New display interface standard inches closer

August 18, 2005 DisplayPort aims to provide higher resolutions and refresh rates, as well as simplify the way computers connect to monitors. TAGS: specification, standard, electronics, connector, Philips Electronics N.V., HDMI, monitor, Dell, Samsung Electronics, TV, LCD, PC, HP, video

Intel takes aim at computer cable madness

August 25, 2005 Chipmaker opens an interoperability lab to test the upcoming wireless USB specification. TAGS: wireless USB, UWB, specification, chip company, consumer electronics, USB, Intel, PC

Justifying the Intel inside government contracts

April 25, 2006 Federal agencies must now publish a rationale for use of all brand names, including those of PC chips. TAGS: memo, agency, specification, brand name, AMD, brand, Intel, acquisition

FireWire speeds set to quadruple

December 17, 2007 Backers say a new electrical specification will see the speed of the data-interfacing standard rise from 800Mbps to 3.2Gbps. TAGS: association, FireWire, specification, standard, USB 2.0, TV, USB, hard drive, PC

Adobe to send PDF to standards group

January 29, 2007 The Portable Document Format, already a de facto standard, will be headed to the ISO for formal standardization. TAGS: Kevin Lynch, standardization, Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe PDF, OpenDocument Format, specification, government, Microsoft Corp.

Web services specs seek common ground

May 10, 2005 Backers of dueling Web services specifications for reliable messaging will seek to reconcile efforts, standards group says. TAGS: OASIS, BEA Systems Inc., Web service, messaging, specification, programming

Where's the simplicity in Web services?

October 5, 2004 As the number of Web services specifications proliferates, some developers advocate a return to a simpler approach. TAGS: Web service, BEA Systems Inc., specification, WSDL, Simple Object Access Protocol, XML document, application development, XML, simplicity, protocol, approach, HTTP, IP, IBM Corp., method, security

Microsoft backs off music player squeeze

October 20, 2005 Company drops plan that would have forced music device makers to give up rival software. TAGS: device manufacturer, music player, antitrust, spokeswoman, specification, media player, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, CD, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows

Apple offers Mac Mini 'grab bag'

September 29, 2005 It's anyone's guess as to which machines have improved processing powers and other enhancements. TAGS: Apple Intel Mac Mini, Stephen Baker, Apple Computer, specification, retailer, Apple Macintosh

Blueprint for more-secure servers released

July 23, 2005 "Trusted servers" with a special security chip should better protect data and transactions, an industry group says. TAGS: security chip, blueprint, specification, server, Dell, HP

Liberty Alliance update steps up security

February 11, 2005 Group releases second version of its Web services standard for checking identity, opening it up to specs from OASIS and others. TAGS: Liberty Alliance, SAML, Web service, OASIS, specification, security

PCI Express turns 2.0

January 17, 2007 Group announces faster version of tech used to plug everything from video cards to InfiniBand adapters into computers. TAGS: InfiniBand, PCI Express, PCI, specification, network card, video card, adapter, server, video

Lips Forum releases mobile Linux specs

December 12, 2007 Unlike Google's Android platform and others, the Lips Forum is trying to create a fully open-source set of specifications for mobile Linux. TAGS: Mobile Linux, Linux, specification, API, open source, telecommunications

New Energy Star ratings for PCs on the way

February 8, 2007 The PC industry is about to get the first update to the Energy Star specifications in more than a decade as home gadgets continue to suck down the juice.Photos: PC stands for power consumption TAGS: specification, power consumption, requirement, power supply, PC, notebook computer, TV

AMD details Pacifica virtualization plan

May 25, 2005 Company releases full details of technology that will let computers run multiple operating systems more easily. TAGS: AMD Pacifica, virtualization, XenSource Inc., Intel Itanium, AMD, VMware, specification, Intel, operating system, server, Microsoft Corp.

New broadband wiring tech gets a push

March 27, 2006 An industry group finalizes its own technology standard and begins certifying products. TAGS: multimedia, specification, cable television, broadband, Cisco Systems Inc., Verizon Communications, Motorola Inc., Linksys

Office 2007 fails OOXML conformance test

April 21, 2008 Test shows that Word documents generated by today's version of Office 2007 don't conform to the Office Open XML standard under development by the ISO. (By Peter Judge of ZDNet UK) TAGS: Alex Brown, Microsoft Office 2007, XML, Microsoft Office, OpenDocument Format, Judge, specification, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Corp., open source, blog
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