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Putting XML in the fast lane
January 13, 2005 Data exchange format is just too slow, some say. But there's debate over the best way to make Extensible Markup Language fly.Faster XML ahead?
March 23, 2005 The W3C is closer to tackling sluggish XML performance, but not everyone agrees with the group's approach.W3C recommends quicker XML transmission
January 26, 2005 The World Wide Web consortium issues three recommendations designed to make handling XML-formatted data more efficient.Reactivity revamps XML appliances
June 12, 2006 The XML acceleration and security specialist will license it technology to third-party providers.XML security device unveiled
November 19, 2004 Web-services security company releases appliance designed to authenticate access into business networks.W3C proposes XML identifiers
July 13, 2005 Standards body says a uniform way of identifying elements within documents will make the work of XML authors easier.XML security specialist Forum Systems buys Kenai
February 2, 2006 Salt Lake City-based Forum plans to add the tools of Rocklin, Calif-based Kenai into its security line.Firewall to zap XML viruses
April 22, 2005 Deal plugs CA's antivirus technology into Forum Systems' firewall, tackling an emerging threat that's predicted to rise.XML documents merger ahead
December 20, 2004 Web's leading standards group publishes specification for combining XML documents.Microsoft's document format moves up a step
April 3, 2007 ISO expects to vote on whether to approve Office Open XML as a standard by September, according to Ecma International.Microsoft adding XML files to Office 12
June 2, 2005 XML-based file formats in the offing for its Excel, PowerPoint and Word applications are expected to free up data and improve security.Small company makes big claims on XML patents
October 21, 2005 Scientigo is close to signing a deal with an IP-licensing firm to try to "monetize" patents it says are infringed by XML.Experts say Microsoft's XML play won't backfire
June 6, 2005 XML-based file formats for Office may make it easier for customers to choose rival software, but analysts don't see an exodus just yet.Microsoft to patch zero-day XML flaw
November 9, 2006 Fix for XML Core Services to arrive in one of six security bulletins expected on next week's Patch Tuesday.Microsoft XML guru sees power for the people
April 27, 2005 Jean Paoli predicts that an explosion in XML docs will create big market for work flow, analytical tools.Cisco spends $135 million on XML firm
February 21, 2007 Network gear maker gives its Web services business a boost with the acquisition of Reactivity.Office 2007 gets official mobile compatibility
December 1, 2007 Office Mobile on Windows Mobile 5 and 6 phones can now handle Microsoft's controversial Office Open XML format.XML as the great peacemaker
December 21, 2000 Extensible Markup Language accomplished the seemingly impossible this year: It brought bitter software enemies together to speak the same tongue.Intel buys XML router company
August 17, 2005 Sarvega gives Intel a device that can look at the content of a message and send it to the appropriate point on a network.Microsoft advises IE users to uninstall Netscape 8
May 26, 2005 Software giant says Netscape's latest browser appears to break the XML rendering capabilities in Internet Explorer.
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