Contents

Upfront

Robots' vision is improving.

Analysis

Companies hold exploit data hostage.

Competition squeezes VMware.

Microsoft makes a bid for Yahoo.

Critics say Bush is MIA on tech issues.

Political campaigns outsource their IT.

The networking space is getting crowded.

Brocade Backbone handles high data rates.

A court extends its oversight of Microsoft.

Speech recognition has made advances.

Insight

DNS infrastructures may require makeover.

Laptop platforms should be ready for the future while addressing legacy needs.

Commentary

Eric Lundquist: The lack of transparency could breed trouble in the financial industry.

Jim Rapoza: HTML 5 and SPARQL standards promise to propel Web innovation.

Jason Brooks: Nokia is positioned to deliver the next generation of mobile devices.

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Microsoft is already setting the stage for Windows 7.

Blog Watch: e WEEK in the blogosphere.

Spencer F. Katt: The Kitty searches fo Super Bowl tickets while trolling for tips.

Interview

Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff

eWeek - February 4, 2008 Index