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Oracle Fusion 11g vows to tackle middleware complexity
Oracle has promised businesses it is tackling the complexity of IT infrastructure, with the release of Fusion Middleware 11g.
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What a week: top stories you may have missed
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Business Intelligence
Ingres benefits from Oracle-related angst
The open-source database company is touting customer wins, including a supermarket chain and a New York investment bank.
Development
Java development critical to Oracle Fusion strategy
Oracle has emphasises Java and JavaServer Faces as key planks in its middleware strategy, with today's launch of Fusion Middleware 11g. Many developers will be relieved.
Hardware
Thompson Reuters: Storage savings will pay for server virtualisation
Christopher Crowhurst chief architect of Thomson Reuters explains the financial information provider's massive virtualisation initiative.
Mobile & Wireless
Palm CEO: We don't have to beat each other to prosper
Jon Rubinstein thinks there's room for a handful of smartphone makers to be successful.
Networking
Hidden dangers of the modern day remote worker
It is a jungle out there, particularly now that millions of employees work remotely, placing new demands on their organisations' IT infrastructure and often albeit unknowingly, posing a threat to security every day.
Internet
What a week: top stories you may have missed
London Stock Exchange doubts its core platform, Government does ID card u-turn, Windows 7 pricing rows continue, Apple faces critical iPhone vulnerability, Obama's internet shutdown plan. These stories and more in your Computerworld UK weekly roundup.
Operating Systems
Windows XP: The OS that won't die
It's a year and a day since Microsoft pulled the plug on Windows XP by refusing to sell new copies of the operating system after June 30 2008.
Security Products
No more excuses for sloppy data security
Organisations need to shape up their security practices or face harsh penalties from a more powerful Information Commissioner.
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Servers & Datacentre
Beating the breach
Getting to grips with best practices in database security and monitoring.
Storage
There is no alternative to PCI, says security chief
The Payment Card Industry standards have been much criticised following an number of major security breaches in recent years, but PCI Security Standards Council chief Robert Russo says things are going better than expected.
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Microsoft extends government licence deal
Microsoft has extended PSA09, a public sector licence deal, until December to give organisations the chance to procure under preferential terms.
Community
Microsoft releases 5 security service packs
In addition to the beta release of its free consumer anti-malware software, Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft has, in the past week, unleashed five service packs for its enterprise class security software.
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What a week: top stories you may have missed
London Stock Exchange doubts its core platform, Government does ID card u-turn, Windows 7 pricing rows continue, Apple faces critical iPhone vulnerability, Obama's internet shutdown plan. These stories and more in your Computerworld UK weekly roundup.
