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Intel, Microsoft Dip into Speech with SALT
Aiming to help businesses extend their Web presences with speech, Intel and Microsoft Monday announced they are jointly developing technologies and a reference design based on the Speech Applications Language Tags (SALT) 1.0 specification submitted to
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Microsoft to Share Passport Code
Microsoft announced its participation at the first Digital Identity World 2002 Conference Thursday in no small fashion, pledging to open up some of the code for its controversial Passport digital identity service. The announcement was made by the Redmond
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Microsoft Unveils Applications, Strategy
Microsoft today introduced new security and mobile workforce software while mapping an 18-month strategy taking a holistic view of IT systems. First, the Redmond, Wash., giant said it will offer customers user identification technology from RSA Security
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Microsoft Debuts Content Management Server 2002
Microsoft released its new Content Management Server 2002 on Monday, boasting the server makes developers' jobs easier by more tightly integrated with Microsoft Office and Visual Studio.Net. Content Management Server 2002 joins Microsoft's suite of .Net
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Microsoft: Web Services is About Business Agility
With Web services beginning to gain acceptance in the business world, Microsoft came to InternetWorld Fall 2002 Tuesday to refine its message: beyond just integration, Web services are about providing "business agility." Success in business is often
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Critical Flaws Affront Microsoft's FrontPage
Microsoft is warning system administrators Thursday morning that a new vulnerability is lurking in a FrontPage extention tool known as a SmartHTML interpreter that could be exploited to allow an attacker to cause a denial-of-service (define) attack or
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HP, Microsoft Do the .NET Tango
Hewlett-Packard Monday said it is closely teaming up with Microsoft on its .NET initiative. As part of an extension of a previous announcement, the two companies are investing a combined sum of $50 million to combine HP's IT infrastructure technology
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Handhelds Get Boost on Windows CE
Microsoft Monday released the latest iteration of its .Net software running on compact devices, improving SQL Server and running a second round of beta testing on Visual Studio and .Net Compact Framework. The Redmond, Wash., software giant has been
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