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Current Issue: October 24, 2005 Issue 43   2005 | 2006 | 2007 | FEATURES How x86 Conquered the World With competing chips on the wane, the IT industry may be facing a single-platform future -- but don't deal AMD out of the game just yet. Don't Call Them Commodity Servers Itanium: Not Dead Yet Managing Metadata InfoWorld thought-leader Jon Udell sheds light on one of the most obscure yet vitally important areas of IT -- data about data -- and how it can be used to structure information in new and useful ways. PRODUCT PREVIEWS NFR Brings a New View to IPS Product Previews TECH WATCH IBM Plugs In to DataPower Big Blue's XML appliance acquisition signals its larger app-level networking plans. Treo 650 Scores BlackBerry Microsoft Updates Windows Vista Beta Zend Advances PHP TEST CENTER HP Bests Sun in a Dual-Core Duel Though both are Opteron-powered, the HP ProLiant DL585 trumps the Sun Fire V40z on most counts. Exploring New Territory With Longitude Heroix's agentless approach is a strength -- and a weakness. Qt 4 Conquers Cross-Platform App Dev Trolltech's latest improves code interoperability and portability. OPINIONS Editor's Letter Steve Fox Notes From the Field Robert X. Cringely® Reality Check Ephraim Schwartz From the Analysts David L. Margulius Ahead of the Curve Tom Yager Strategic Developer Jon Udell Off the Record Anonymous Enterprise Windows Oliver Rist Security Adviser Roger A. Grimes Storage Insider Mario Apicella Open Enterprise Neil McAllister   2005 | 2006 | 2007 |

 

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