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Articles in May 26, 1999 issue of Computergram International

• Sun-Netscape Alliance Tries to Clarify Server Strategy
• Microsoft to Develop OLE DB Extensions for Data Mining
• Mylex Ships Entry-Level RAID Controller
• Select Loses Grip on Base Ten Life Raft
• ICANN Watches Its Constituencies Form
• Hitachi to Consolidate Semiconductor Operations
• Novell Posts Strong Q2 Thanks to NetWare 5
• ICL Sticks to IPO Timetable Despite Losses
• Sony Said to Be Developing Symbian Device
• Pacific HiTech to Bundle IBM DB2 With TurboLinux
• Cisco, Microsoft Invest $12.5m in Internet Exchange Start-up
• 3Com Enters USB Camera Market
• Nedecon Readies June Flotation on Helsinki Stock Exchange
• Cap Gemini & Microsoft Form Consulting Partnership
• Fujitsu, Toshiba Fall Into the Red on Weak Chip Prices
• Taiwan Semiconductor Keeps Growing
• Microsoft's Ballmer Launches Knowledge Management Push
• Caldera Responds to Microsoft Motions for Summary Judgement
• ERP Is Slow and Expensive Says Survey
• Online Brokerage Daytek Scores $300m in Private Placement
• China's Nasdaq to Launch in October
• Entrust Becomes Certificate Authority
• WebTV President Perlman Quits Microsoft
• Purple Looks for Growth on Symbian Trail
• NetVision Acquires SIT Europe
• SGI Servers Upgraded to MIPS R12000 Processors
• AMD Releases 380MHz Mobile Chip
• Intuit Says Q3 Boosted by Net Profits
• Philips Buys a Further 10% of Origin Shares
• UK Net Users Complain of Download Time and Cost of Calls
• Barnesandnoble.com Inc Raises $420m in IPO
• Survey Predicts that DRAM Prices Will Rise Again
• Intel Invests $200m in Williams
• ICANN Government Committee Chair Faces Hostile Audience
• Hitachi Snaps Up MLC Patents From UK IP Company
• Arcot Claims Software-Based Smart Card Authentication
• Lawson Is Latest ERP Vendor to Jump on Portal Bandwagon
• UK Start-Up Offers SCSI Extension Over ATM for SANs
• Cypress Semiconductor Buys Anchor Chips for $15m
• ICANN Told to Hurry Up, Slow Down at Meeting
• Microsoft Assembles Crack Team to Tackle Linux
• Cisco Lends Weight to Future I/O over Intel's NGIO
• HDS Gets Its Eight-Way NT Server Away
• Clariion Includes Legato Data Protection in SANbackup
• CA Wins DOJ Approval for Platinum Acquisition
• Judge Issues Tentative Rulings in Sun Java Case
• NEC Launches New Pentium Server and Workstation Range
• Intel to Reveal IA-64 Instruction Set, Programming Model
• Centura Starts to Flex New Raima Muscle
• HP Launches Recordable DVD Drive
• SDMI Admits Millennium Trigger Will Disable Pirated Files
• Xeenon Launches HDD-Based MP3 Player