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1. Shared vision: peer-to-peer computing promises enhanced productivity and collaboration for bank systems

Author

Coffey, Jeanne O'Brien

Subjects
Internet/Web technology application, Peer to peer computing, Market trend/market analysis, Napster Inc. -- Services, Financial services industry -- Information management, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

The success of Napster, the Internet-based music-sharing service, and similar endeavors is spurring the financial services industry to take another look at peer-to-peer computing for a wide variety of applications. […]

Published
2002

2. Comcast: We're Not Blocking Internet Downloads

Subjects
Comcast Corp. -- Product development, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

NEW YORK--Comcast said on Oct. 22 that file transfers on peer-to-peer networks such as BitTorrent may be delayed by bandwidth management technology, but it denied blocking access to any applications […]

Published
2007

3. Sun, Microsoft Make A Play For P2P In The Mainstream

Author

Rooney, Paula

Subjects
Peer to peer computing, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, File sharing software, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, JXTA 2.0 (File sharing software) -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, File sharing software -- Product introduction
Published
2003

5. Visa Leaps into Euro P2P Market

Author

Arnfield, Robin

Subjects
Visa Europe Ltd. -- Product development -- Service development, Credit and debit card industry -- Product development -- Service development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Company service development, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Economics
Abstract

P2p payments are finally about to become mainstream in Europe. When Visa EU launches its cross-border P2P service in early 2003, Europeans will be able to send euro-denominated payments to [...]

Published
2002

6. Peer-To-Peer Program To Help Anthrax Research

Subjects
Technology application, Social issue, Distributed processing (Computers), Peer to peer computing, Research and development, United Devices Inc. -- Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Usage, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Anthrax -- Safety and security measures, High technology industry -- Research, Biotechnology industry -- Research
Published
2002

8. Beyond Browsing

Author

KARNEY, JAMES

Subjects
Company product planning, Cooperative agreement for product development, Peer to peer computing, Online services, Workgroup software, Syntek Technolgies Inc. -- Product development, Groove Networks Inc. -- Product development, Groove (Workgroup software) -- Usage, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Online services -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product information, Work group computing
Abstract

SYNTEK AND GROOVE NETWORKS GET P2P READY TO GO TO WORK PEER-TO-PEER IS GENERATING LOTS OF HYPE, SEVERAL DETRACTORS, AND much confusion. While there are a variety of definitions, for […]

Published
2001

9. P2P EXPANDS ITS HORIZONS -- As peer-to-peer grows beyond Napster, vendors and their partners answer the call for technology that culls data from client devices

Author

Pepe, Michele

Subjects
File sharing software, Peer to peer computing, Technology development, Redmind -- Product development, Groove Networks Inc. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

Napster may be a mere shell of its former self, but peer-to-peer technology lives on. The P2P music-sharing application did more than incite the ire of the music industry and […]

Published
2001

10. Sun makes its peer-to-peer bid; But will Sun's JXTA get further than its Jini project?

Author

Cox, John

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

SAN FRANCISCO - Sun last week used its JavaOne conference to highlight Project JXTA, a new peer-to-peer computing effort that faces skeptics who say they have heard it all before. […]

Published
2001

11. Juxtapositions

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Sun Microsystems Computer Co. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

With Jxta, Sun hopes to provide the infrastructural equivalent of the Web for P2P Although peer-to-peer (P2P) has generated much excitemet -- and hype -- its progress after the initial […]

Published
2001

12. Sun brings P2P into the business with Jxta

Author

Bradbury, Danny

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

Eager to exploit the burgeoning peer-to-peer (P2P) market, Sun Microsystems unveiled its XML-based peer-to-peer transport protocol Jxta at the end of last month, writes Danny Bradbury. Like the Web services […]

Published
2001

13. Sun Fires Peer-to-Peer Shot

Author

SPANGLER, TODD

Subjects
Network software, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Network software -- Product development
Abstract

AS IT KICKS OFF ITS NEWEST TECHNOLOGY initiative, Sun Microsystems is training gunfire on one of its oldest enemies: Microsoft. Sun this week expects to launch Jxta, an open source […]

Published
2001

14. SUN MICROSYSTEMS

Subjects
Oracle America Inc. -- Planning -- Product development, Broadcasting industry -- Product development -- Planning, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Webcasting -- Planning, Broadcasting -- Product development -- Planning, Computers and office automation industries, High technology industry, Company business planning, Planning, Product development
Abstract

SUN MICROSYSTEMS will hold a Webcast on April 25 at 11 a.m. PDT--headed by chief scientist Bill Joy and chief researcher John Gage--to unveil Jxta, Sun's peer-to-peer foundational technology that [...]

Published
2001

15. P-To-P Can Be Efficient Solution For Lean Times

Author

Mosquera, Mary

Subjects
Peer to peer computing, Company technology development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

Peer-to-peer networks may help companies be more efficient in a difficult economic climate, according to a company that builds file-sharing platforms for large enterprises. Peer-to-peer may have gotten its notoriety […]

Published
2001

16. Intel, researchers, to create peer-to-peer supercomputer

Author

Neel, Dan

Subjects
Supercomputer, Company business planning, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Intel Corp. -- Planning -- Product development -- Services, Supercomputers -- Services -- Product development -- Planning, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development -- Services -- Planning
Abstract

As part of Intel's ongoing campaign to popularize peer-to-peer (p-to-p) computing, Intel CEO Craig Barrett on Tuesday announced his company's involvement in the creation of a p-to-p supercomputing network. Engineered […]

Published
2001

17. Peer-to-peer makes for better Net connections

Author

Mokhoff, Nicolas

Subjects
Peer to peer computing, Internet/Web technology application, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Online services -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development
Abstract

Today's internet is fraught with disconnects. A frustrating experience in Germany made me wish there was something better than client-server relationships. And there is: it's called peer-to-peer computing, and it […]

Published
2001

18. SUN DEAL BOLSTERS P2P TECHNOLOGY -- InfraSearch acquisition to hasten R&D

Author

Taft, Darryl K.

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, Peer to peer computing, Oracle America Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, InfraSearch Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Computer industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

Washington - Last week's injunction against Napster hasn't curtailed the industry's appetite for enterprise-level peer-to-peer applications. Sun Microsystems last week agreed to acquire InfraSearch, Burlingame, Calif., in a stock-for-stock deal. […]

Published
2001

19. Think Tanks See Global P2P

Author

Rapport, Marc

Subjects
Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Business, Economics
Published
2001

20. NEXTPAGE CLOSES £13m FUNDING ROUND TO BOOST P2P SERVICES

Subjects
Company financing, Software quality, NextPage Inc. -- Finance -- Product development, Software -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Finance -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

Peer-to-peer content specialists NextPage has closed second-round funding of $20m (£13m) from a consortium of investors including Oak Investment Partners, epartners and Amp Capital Partners. This latest financing will be […]

Published
2001

21. Groove bolsters IT management in P2P platform

Author

Scannell, Ed and LaMonica, Martin

Subjects
Network software, Groove Networks Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Network software -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

Groove Networks, the peer-to-peer startup founded by Lotus Notes inventor Ray Ozzie, is developing a central console for its upcoming platform that will allow enterprises to manage a range of […]

Published
2001

22. Technologies to watch in 2001

Author

Biggs, Maggie

Subjects
Customer relationship management, Software quality, Microcomputer industry, Future of computing, Computer industry, Preview of coming year, Knowledge management, Customer relationship management, Software -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Knowledge management -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development, Technological forecasting
Abstract

Success in the coming year will require investing in technologies that produce measurable results IT'S NO SECRET that the New Economy hit a few speed bumps as it rolled into […]

Published
2001

23. GROOVE NETWORKS

Subjects
Groove Networks Inc. -- Services -- Product development, Software -- Services -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Services, Internet software -- Services -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Internet, Computers and office automation industries, High technology industry, Software quality, Internet, Services, Product development
Abstract

GROOVE NETWORKS reached its 100 partner mark in less than 90 days, since it introduced the Preview Edition of its peer computing platform. Partnering companies plan to develop, deploy and [...]

Published
2001

24. Mithral Project Looks Beyond Project-Splitting

Author

Patrizio, Andy

Subjects
Company technology development, Peer to peer computing, Company business planning, Network software, Mithral Communications and Design -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Network software -- Product development
Abstract

Mithral Communications & Design Inc. has peer-to-peer and distributed computing ambitions that surpass even those of Groove Networks Inc., but one thing it doesn't have is a recognized industry name […]

Published
2000

25. Two distributed computing advances hit Net

Author

Mokhoff, Nicolas

Subjects
Company product planning, LAN, Peer to peer computing, Software development/engineering, Application development software, Groove Networks Inc. -- Product development, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Local area networks -- Product development, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Product development, Network architecture -- Design and construction, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Program development software -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development
Abstract

New York - Two recent developments may boost the application range of peer-to-peer computing-where data is processed and transmitted without an intermediary server. The two events basically fired shots across […]

Published
2000

26. Intel issues peer-to-peer networking call

Author

Clarke, Peter

Subjects
Company product planning, Peer to peer computing, LAN, Gigabit Ethernet, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Local area networks -- Product information, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Product information, Ethernet -- Product development, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

Naples, Italy - With peer-to-peer networking coming on strong as the next wave in personal computing, companies in Europe and Asia need to get on board. That was the message […]

Published
2000

27. RAY OZZIE GOES PEER-TO-PEER

Author

SPANGLER, TODD

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Online information service, Online services, Groove Networks Inc. -- Services -- Product development, Online information services -- Product development -- Services, Online services -- Product development -- Services, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Information services -- Product development -- Services
Abstract

IT MAY HAVE TAKEN RAY OZZIE, THE CREATOR of Lotus Development's Notes, three years to roll out his latest software technology. But his Groove application is dancing right in step […]

Published
2000

28. Unleashing the Power Peer of Peer -- Corporations are eyeing the technology that made Napster a household word for their own e-business apps

Author

Strom, David

Subjects
Peer to peer computing, Internet/Web technology application, Computer network equipment industry -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

You may think that college kids swapping digital music and geeks running programs to analyze radio signals from space are as far from the world of ordinary corporate computing as […]

Published
2000

29. Microsoft Tosses $51Mil To P2P Firm Groove Networks

Author

Bonisteel, Steven

Subjects
Peer to peer computing, Company investment, Company financing, Groove Networks Inc. -- Finance, Microsoft Corp. -- Investments, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Investments
Abstract

Software giant Microsoft Corp. [NASDAQ:MSFT] has backed almost all of a $54 million round of financing by Groove Networks, the maker of peer-to-peer software for business co-founded by Ray Ozzie […]

Published
2001

30. Music majors hook up with P2P network

Subjects
File sharing software, File sharing software -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

In what appears to be a major about face, three of the 'Big Four' record companies have teamed up with a peer-to-peer network that claims to offer a legal way […]

Published
2004

31. Where Did Gnutella Come From? Who Controls It?

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, Open source software, Nullsoft Inc. -- Product development -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, AOL Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Product development, Warner Media L.L.C. -- Product development -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Public software -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development
Abstract

Time Warner employees working in AOL's Nullsoft operation originally developed Gnutella. In March 2000, the nucleus of the Gnutella P2P software hit the Nullsoft web site for a few hours […]

Published
2003

32. Come On In, the Online Music Business is Fine

Subjects
Company service development, Cable television/data services, Internet service provider, Apple Inc. -- Services -- Product development -- Service development, Viacom Media Networks -- Product development -- Services -- Service development, AOL Inc. -- Product development -- Service development -- Services, Amazon.com Inc. -- Product development -- Service development -- Services, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Service development -- Services, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Product development -- Services -- Service development, Cable television -- Product development -- Service development -- Services, Internet service providers -- Product development -- Service development -- Services, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Online music -- Product development -- Services -- Service development
Abstract

Microsoft, Yahoo, Amazon.com and AOL Time Warner's America Online unit are among the companies expected to launch services to compete with Apple's six-week-old iTunes store, according to the Los Angeles […]

Published
2003

33. Intellectual Property Doomsday Device Inches Toward Completion

Author

Fulton, Curtis Lee

Subjects
Open source software, Public software, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Copyright infringement
Abstract

Freenet, an open source Java-based P2P project, claims that society 'cannot guarantee freedom of speech and enforce copyright law.' When copyright owners hear about the future Freenet has in mind, […]

Published
2002

34. No Soap

Subjects
Protocol, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Peer to peer computing -- Product development, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Microsoft is getting its kickers in a twist - and its agitprop engines humming - over the fact that Sun appears not to have used the SOAP protocol in its […]

Published
2001

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