
This year, in our tribute to people who’ve developed technology of enduring value, three quarters of our winners met very contemporary demands for improved security or better XML or Web services solutions. As we sifted through the submissions, we were also happy to see natural creativity thriving in today’s tough climate, with more and stronger candidates in the running than ever before. Together, win or lose, they’re accelerating the evolution of IT.
Dan Boneh and Matt Franklin
Lumeta chief scientist checks for network leaks with IP Sonar
Bill Cheswick
Revolutionary protocol takes pain out of sharing large files
Bram Cohen
Open source's usability champion narrows the gap between Linux and Windows
Miguel de Icaza
Shaping forms for an XML-based future
Micah Dubinko
Security as an immune system
Dr. Steven Hofmeyr
Spearheading advanced encryption
James Hughes
CoreStreet targets massively scalable validation
Phil Libin
Blue Titan orchestrates Web services
Frank Martinez
Intel VP jump-starts mobility with a platform approach
David 'Big Dadi' Perlmutter
RNA sniffs out network intrusions
Martin Roesch
IBM's go-to guy developed PowerPC 970FX processor
Norman Rohrer
Innovators to Watch in 2005
People and technologies that go beyond boundaries
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