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FEATURES Future of Virtual Machines After years of use as a technology to emulate legacy environments VMs are now found at the core of exciting new software systems. How will the return of the VM affect hardware and operating system trends? By Ed Bugnion, VMWare Inc. RECENTLY on technetcast: • Bjarne Stroustrup: Multi-Paradigm Programming in C++ • IP Wireless Networking • Tim Berners-Lee on Web Services • Conference .NET Sociable Machines Under the direction of Dr. Cynthia Breazeal, MIT's AI Lab Humanoid Robotics Group is developing robots with social skills. (USENIX 2001 Annual Tech). ARCHIVES channels ai business c++ computer history cyberlaw, cyberrights dot-net graphics java languages linux mac os networking open source os design perl peer-to-peer programming robotics security software development web services www xml programs codebytes recurse humans grady booch tim bray whitfield diffie john gilmore danny hillis bill joy philippe kahn guy kawasaki brian kernighan donald knuth lawrence lessig marvin minsky gordon moore tim o'reilly john ousterhout bruce perens dennis ritchie cliff stoll bjarne stroustrup linus torvalds larry wall more humans... partners Computer Museum History Center Game Developers Conference O'Reilly Open Source Convention LinuxWorld 2001 Software Development Conference and Expo Software Development Forum USENIX Greater Boston Chapter/ACM more...			search codebytes codebytes: software technology talk show • Peter Salus, USENIX • Jon maddog Hall, VA Linux • Dot Net Components • Bjarne Stroustrup • Clay Shirky: Mapping P2P more... recurse recurse: in-depth technical presentations in MP3 • SOAP Programming in Java • XML Greatest Hits and Misses • Broadband • MacOS X / BSD Integration • Project Echelon more... special series • Symbolic Systems • Software in the 21st Century • Spiritual Robots • Donald Knuth: God and Computers this summer on tnc

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