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Showing 1-15 of 15 results foundCA antivirus deletes Windows 2003 file
September 5, 2006 Company's eTrust software detects Windows file as a virus and deletes it, causing servers to crash and fail to reboot.CA buys security specialist
June 27, 2005 Computer Associates has acquired Tiny Software, a provider of desktop and server security applications.CA tailors security suite for midmarket users
September 7, 2005 Computer Associates will offer a suite of security products for users of Microsoft's upcoming midmarket server bundle.CA, Iomega join forces on backup
July 23, 2003 Computer Associates teams up with storage specialist Iomega to produce a backup system aimed at small and midsized businesses.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.CA enters Web services management
December 8, 2003 update Computer Associates releases its first Web services management products to market and announces an array of related partnerships.CA to give Unicenter a major facelift
November 10, 2005 Associates plans to consolidate its systems-management line to five products and give it a big marketing push.CA eyes better Unicenter links
June 1, 2005 With new version of systems-management software, CA looks to improve integration with third-party products.Computer Associates, others sign SCO licenses
March 5, 2004 The SCO Group confirms that three more companies--Computer Associates, Leggett & Platt, and Questar--have obtained its license for running Linux.HP buys into Web services management
September 3, 2003 The company plans to acquire start-up Talking Blocks to accelerate its push into the Web services management market.Industry cheers Novell's Linux buy
November 6, 2003 Computing industry stalwarts such as HP, Oracle and even Microsoft welcome Novell's planned buyout of SuSE Linux, saying the move will mean a stronger business partner for their own wares.Microsoft to unify management tools
October 8, 2003 The software maker plans to untangle its management software lineup--and introduce its first such tools for Web services--in an effort to win corporate customers.Sun floats open-source database idea
February 4, 2005 Such a move could trigger displeasure at Oracle but curry favor with open-source advocates. Image: A Sun database?LinuxWorld: Xen lures big-name endorsements
February 18, 2005 special coverage In just a few months, the open-source software package has been catapulted to the limelight. Also: Sun bumps back Opteron servers. Photos: Scenes from LinuxWorldYear in review: Utility's identity crisis
December 22, 2003 Utility computing rolled on in 2003, despite confusion over what the term means or how much associated services should cost.
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