Articles from EDP Weekly's IT Monitor (August 11, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
CSC wins $36 million business processes & program management contract from U.S. Navy.		Brief Article	229
Engineered support receives $21.8 million contract from U.S. Air Force for Power Generation System.			325
General Dynamics selected to develop Future Combat Systems autonomous navigation capability.			300
Linksys new family of unmanaged Gigabit switches feature high performance and reliability for small business networks: resellers qualify for points toward personal rewards simply by selling new linksys unmanaged switches.			335
Maxtor, VIA increase serial ATA integration options for worldwide PC market validation of Maxtor's SATA hard drives with VIA's new VT8237 South Bridge brings highest capacity, performance and added data protection to mainstream and high-end PC market.			600
Panasonic propels DVD-RAM adoption in storage market with new software support for DVD back-up and restore.			499
Raytheon, IBM sign contract to collaborate on aerospace & defense.		Brief Article	263
REMEC announces Missile Systems subcontract modification.			392
RGII Technologies wins $1.4 million Federal IT contract expands relationship with NOAA; builds Computer Horizons' presence in Federal IT market.			471
Samsung and Sony strengthening cooperation through Memory Stick business: Samsung Electronics to expand line of Memory Stick compatible products and begin in-house Memory Stick media production from third quarter 2003.		Brief Article	259
SGI leads effort to scale Linux to 128 processors in a single-system configuration.			663
StorageTek Offers next-generation fast access tape drive StorageTek T9840C tape drive delivers faster throughput and higher capacity.			470
StorageTek significantly lowers prices on disk subsystems.			285
Sun Microsystems partners with AMD to provide native support for Java technology on 64-bit AMD Opteron processor for Linux and Windows: high performance computing customers to benefit from the availability of 64-bit Java-based applications on AMD Opteron-compatible platforms.			411
Sun's x86-based systems deliver faster processing power; offers price points below HP, Dell and IBM.			492
U.S. District Court denies Uzans' motion to stay $4.26 billion judgment pending appeal: Uzans given until August 15 to post $1 billion bond.			558