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2. SUPERCOMPUTERS : Oracle goes for the big one
3. OPINION : Quiet super giants inhabit IBM centre
4. PROJECT MANAGEMENT : Research cuts maintenance
5. OPINION : IEEE raises spectre of Japanese dominance
6. Dead Languages Come to Life.
7. Augmented Reality Gets Real.
8. Unix turns 40: after four decades, the future of the operating system is clouded, out its legacy will endure
9. Internet warfare software: the eternal battlefield; internet attacks take many forms, but most of them exploit persistent software weaknesses
10. AI comes of age: after decades of limited application, artificial intelligence is everywhere. And it really works this time
11. On the skids; technologists look to a new administration to reverse setbacks in long-term research
12. Dear Mr. President: top IT luminaries demand action from the next administration
13. The computer as collaborator: It's not just a tool serving science anymore. It's becoming a part of the science
14. Virtual headaches: storage virtualization is hot and for good reason. But its benefits bring layers of complexity
15. Sold on SaaS: four companies that swear by software as a service tell why
16. Scalling Mount exaflops
17. How to get more out of ITIL with Version 3: advice from users who have been around the track
18. What's your project worth? Figuring it out isn't easy. But you can't manage what you don't measure
19. Apocalypse soon: if the internet goes down, will you be ready
20. 8 trends for'08: our Vital Signs survey forecasts a busy year filled with intricate projects, fresh-faced staff and a crushing amount of data. Are you ready?
21. Second life: is there any there there? After a week's sojourn, our virtual traveler isn't so sure
22. Happy birthday, Sputnik! The little satellite hugely embarrassed us 50 years ago and led to a U.S. technological rebound that changed the world. But are we risking another humiliation?
23. Translate this: automated translation tools have been around for a long time, and new techniques are boosting their performance. But use them with caution
24. Prized employees: their organizations try hard to keep them happy. And for these five IT staffers, it's working
25. E-mail's 2nd act: technologies emerging from R & D labs will make e-mail more productive and give it new roles in the next few years
26. Lifelong Learning in Artificial Neural Networks: New methods enable systems to rapidly, continuously adapt.
27. Model mania: CICs are faced with a confusing array of quality frameworks. Here's a guide to their strengths and weaknesses
28. Topic models vs. unstructured data
29. Automated translation of Indian languages
30. High-tech heroes
31. Blueprints for self-assembly
32. Happy birthday, x86
33. The virtual desktop: streaming virtual applications to users can greatly reduce IT support costs, but there are some caveats
34. You've got mail!
35. The price point: companies struggle to cut costs and boost sales, but many ignore pricing IT can help
36. Hard cores: Re-engineering programs to work on multicore chips is already difficult but will get even harder as the number of processors continues to multiply
37. Real-time protection: companies using continuous data protection don't worry about lost data and say backup and restore are easier than ever before
38. High-speed databases rev corporate apps: new technologies for hyperperformance are speeding transaction processing and analytics
39. Power lunch: for a group of Atlanta CIOs, informal lunch meetings have evolved into something that's of compelling value for themselves, their companies and their community
40. ITIL catches on: British-bred quality framework is becoming the tool of choice in U.S. data centers
41. Beyond ZIP codes: geographic information systems are taking business intelligence data to a whole new level
42. Lost, stolen or strayed: the missing link in data security may have four wheels and a gas tank
43. Reaching out: as their options multiply, companies will increasingly look beyond the boundaries of their own organizations to procure IT
44. Sabre flies to open systems: the air-travel software company has reinvented its 25-year-old mainframe applications with modern languages and commodity hardware
45. Artificial Intelligence Poised to Ride a New Wave: Flush with recent successes, and pushed by even newer technology, AI systems could get much smarter.
46. Submerging technologies: five that are sinking fast: these technologies are rapidly taking on water. Is it time to jump ship?
47. Tarnished image: budget overruns, project failures and lingering resentment over the millions spent on Y2k are to blame for IT's credibility crisis. (Management)
48. Future of the notebook: yes, portable PCs will get smaller, lighter and faster in the next five years. But there will also be some surprises. (Special Report: Knowledge Center Hardware)
49. Learning how to share
50. Contingency planning when disaster strikes
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