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Intel's New Chip Will Be Put To The Test
To avoid another fiasco, Intel will make sure its next-generation microprocessor, the P6, is thoroughly tested before it goes out the door.
Microsoft, Novell Deal
Microsoft and Novell put aside their differences to work on service partnership.
SAP Plans A Trim R/3
In hopes of expanding the market for its popular R/3 clie nt-server-based applications, SAP brings out a trimmer version that runs on Windows NT.
Novell Gets Foot In Door
Europe will be the next market for UnixWare.
A Break For Microsoft?
The entry of two banking giants into the home-banking PC software business may cast the Microsoft/Intuit case in a new light.
Weaving IBM's Web Plans
Interview: John Patrick, Big Blue's VP of Internet applications, discusses online business and security and defends Prodigy.
Running Nets Via The Web
Tribe Computer Works introduces WebManage remote network management interface.
Microsoft Revises Discount
Select users get a price break, but concurrent licenses will cost double.
Win 95 PC Parade
Top vendors ship units preloaded with Windows 95 betas.
Compaq Packs A Punch
Aims for information enterprise with new, powerful Proliant servers.
Will OLE Overtake ODBC?
Forthcoming interface from Microsoft could strand some users.
Building A Better Basic
Will users beat a path to IBM and Apple's doors to use their object-oriented version of Basic? .
Squeezed By The Rising Yen
The dollar's plunge is causing headaches for Exabyte and other U.S. vendors.
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From Past Issues:

Report From Internet World 1995
Sun/Netscape alliance, Apple rolls out Internet servers, CommerceNet offers experimental ID program for the Web, and more.