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Articles in May 2005 issue of Enterprise Networks & Servers

• IBM, National Geographic map global DNA
• Unisys ES7000 servers, SAS report superior performance gains in ETL benchmarking
• Sun shipping x64 server line with AMD Dual-Core processor
• Merger & acquisition wars take no prisoners
  by Marken, G A (Andy)
• What's in Capital One's wallet? Unisys doing IT
• UAE, IBM to put traffic monitors in many vehicles
• IBM initiative prepares students for future jobs
• TippingPoint protects Cisco, Juniper infrastructure products in DoS attacks
• Educational crisis looms when the 'Space Cowboys' retire
  by Robb, Drew
• New 64-bit Intel Xeon MP ES7000 'no compromise' RISC alternative
• Unisys unveils plans for the Real-Time Infrastructure
• WLAN cracking tools and how well they work on a WAP
  by Welcher, Peter
• Unisys overcomes time and distance barriers of IT disaster recovery
• Unisys announces maximum data integrity for multi-host environments
• Israeli researchers acquire Altix 3000 System from SGI
• 3D Benchmarking for CRM offers clients statistical evidence of CRM best practices
• Athens airport depends on Cisco for edge in pioneering technology
• Sun enhances Java Enterprise System in Release 3
• Louisiana to give schools, businesses access to SGI technology
• IBM, Israeli agency aids start-up firms
• Work force optimization is viable for small call centers
  by Robb, Drew
• HP researchers answer battery life problem
• Keep call centers on track by monitoring agent adherence
  by Cox, Dennis
• VARBusiness cites 3Com channel program, top exec
• IBM enhances Websphere MQ, WBI Server Express
• Foundry releases SI-XL16 SSL package for app switching, web acceleration
• Sun releases version 2.0 of Digital Asset Management Reference Architecture
• IBM puts AMD Dual-Core processors in 2nd generation IntelliStation A Pro
• Transitioning to VoIP will be successful with right partner
  by Shacklett, Mary
• AT&T, NEC jointly implement VoIP solution for OMRON
• ATEN Technology KVM solutions gets Solaris Ready logo from Sun
• New IBM-SANYO fuel cell could give ThinkPads 8 hours of power
• Keep e-mail as a service, not a security black hole
  by Patterson, Michael
• Overstock.com goes for Foundy in data center new headquarters
• Staying one step ahead on network security is a challenge
  by Prakasha, Swayam