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C. Thi Nguyen

C. Thi Nguyen is a news editor for Windows & .NET Magazine.

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Cisco’s New Standards
Nov 14, 1999
Over the past 3 months, Cisco Systems has been behind two new standards in emerging areas of technology: one for wireless data transmission and the other for voice over IP (VOIP). Cisco plans to provide a stake in the...
Dell Becomes Top PC Supplier in the US
Nov 11, 1999
Dell Computer is now the number one PC vendor in the US. Dell barely edged out the previous leader, Compaq, in the second fiscal quarter of 1999. According to International Data Corporation (IDC), which released its...
VBS/Bubbleboy Email Worm Appears
Nov 09, 1999
A new threat dubbed VBS/Bubbleboy has appeared as the first in the next generation of email worms. This new worm is significantly different from earlier email worms, such as Melissa, that appeared as executable files...
NetWare 5.1 Goes Beta
Nov 09, 1999
On Monday, Novell made its NetWare 5.1 beta publicly available. Novell anticipates that the beta will ship in the first quarter of 2000. Before NetWare 5.1 can ship, it must pass several exit criteria, which include a...
Coppermine's Troubled Debut
Nov 07, 1999
Intel’s release of its new Coppermine Pentium III chips on Monday, October 25 brought an initial burst of elation. Techies looked forward to a better, faster chip; consumers looked forward to drops in prices for the...
Microsoft Offers Free Y2K Virus Protection
Nov 04, 1999
Microsoft has partnered with several software vendors to offer free antivirus software to help ameliorate expected Y2K virus problems. The company's Web site offers links, categorized by language, to the antivirus...
Microsoft Releases A Bear of a Workflow Designer
Oct 28, 1999
Microsoft has released what is arguably its first tool in the knowledge-management realm. Access Workflow Designer for SQL Server, formerly code-named Grizzly, is available for free to licensed users of Office 2000...
Dispatches from the Open-Source Front
Oct 26, 1999
The last few weeks have been pretty busy for open-source watchers, including announcements by Red Hat and Sun Microsystems, and speculation about Microsoft's and Apple's entry into this marketplace. Red Hat’s success...
Microsoft Reinstates MVP Program After General Outcry
Oct 25, 1999
Yesterday, we briefly posted a story on this Web site stating that Microsoft had cancelled its Most Valuable Professional (MVP) program. By last night, Microsoft informed its MVPs that the company is reinstating the...
Daughters of Melissa Virus Trot the Globe
Oct 24, 1999
During the first half of October, several variants of the Melissa virus popped up. The new variants, which experts believe copycat programmers created, are built on the original Melissa virus code and are more...
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