1283 news & feature articles results for "openwave systems vice chairman"

Nortel moves to acquire Cambrian Systems for $300 million in cash, hoping to bank on a technology that speeds the flow of network traffic.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar

Former Qwest Communications International vice chairman H. Brian Thompson has been elected chief executive and chairman of Global TeleSystems Group, an owner and operator of European telecommunications companies, by the company's board of directors. Thompson, 59, stepped down at Qwest last November. Prior to Qwest, Thompson was CEO at LCI International, a long distance carrier acquired by Qwest last year.

Posted by Corey Grice

Microsoft talked up the Tablet OS and Media Center, while dreaming Longhorn. Meanwhile, Linux moved ahead, despite SCO threats, and Apple unleashed its latest big cat, Panther.

Posted by CNET Staff

Cabletron Systems says cofounder Craig Benson has resigned and that Piyush Patel has been elected as its new CEO.

Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

Key politicians vow to pass bill that's drawing rave reviews from high-tech firms but resistance from other quarters.

Posted by Anne Broache

Posted by Mike Ricciuti

Lawyers, companies and politicians all agree that the system is in desperate need of reform. But agreement ends there.

Posted by CNET Staff

Makers of specialized XML hardware devices, intended to add security and acceleration to Web services, sign on with industry heavyweights to extend their sales reach and add credibility.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Intel and SAP's joint venture enables companies, whether fledgling or Fortune 500, to get into e-business.

Posted by Erich Luening

Advanced Micro Devices, Centura Software, Corning and Evolving Systems are expected to move the markets Thursday.

Posted by Cecily Barnes