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Microsoft plotting new version of Windows Server for schools
Microsoft will release a new version of its Windows Server software configured to let multiple users access a server simultaneously from multiple screens.
Oracle talks about cloud for business
Acknowledging the ongoing hype and evolution revolving around cloud computing technology, enterprise software provider Oracle unraveled their own cloud strategy that pushes for private cloud adoption by large companies.
Intel Larrabee redesign planned for late 2010?
Intel is likely to give an update on plans for its delayed graphics chip during the third quarter of 2010, an industry analyst said Wednesday.
Cisco open to IBM partnership for blade servers
Cisco Systems tried to partner with major server vendors several years ago before coming out with its own blade servers earlier this year, and it's still open to a partnership with IBM, chairman and CEO John Chambers said Tuesday.
Intel, AMD antitrust peace could help server virtualisation
Server customers could benefit from improved competition, compatibility between servers in wake of Intel, AMD settlement.
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BlackBerry bug forces update recall
BlackBerry-maker RIM has removed the latest maintenance release for its BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) software for Lotus Domino. The update reportedly introduced a bug that could cause BlackBerry users' past filed messages to be mistakenly moved back into their inboxes.
HP refreshes Integrity servers for Intel Tukwila launch
Hewlett-Packard will make some significant updates to its Integrity server line next year to coincide with the launch of Intel's first quad-core Itanium processor, known as Tukwila, an HP executive said.
Red Hat defends subscription licence for Linux
Anyone finding Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) subscriptions a tough sell for management used to Microsoft's one-time license fee for Windows must emphasize that there are more factors to be considered, chiefly return on investment, Red Hat officials said Friday.
EMC bundles virtualisation portfolio under Ionix suite
EMC has united its disparate management portfolio built up from acquisitions, organic development and integration work, into a new IT management software and services suite named Ionix, which will help customers more easily control next-generation networks.
Microsoft, Intel, VMware back Cisco's datacentre plans
Microsoft, Intel, BMC, EMC Smarts and VMware are set to endorse Cisco's "Unified Computing" data centre strategy, to be launched next week.
Fujitsu expects first loss in six years
Fujitsu revised down its financial outlook after the poor economic conditions caused its business in the last three months of the year to fall into the red.
Cisco to enter server market
Enterprise IT shops might soon get another option for virtualising their entire datacentre - Cisco.
Credit crunch forces firms to seek cheap servers
Businesses are switching their attention to lower priced servers, said Gartner, after reporting that shipments grew in the third quarter.
MySQL cofounder David Axmark leaving Sun
David Axmark, a cofounder and former lead engineer for MySQL, has resigned from Sun Microsystems a few weeks after another cofounder said he may also leave the company.
San Francisco DA reveals city's network passwords
In its bid to protect the city from one computer security risk, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office may very well have created another.
Microsoft slates flurry of Configuration Management updates
Microsoft Wednesday said Service Pack 1 for System Center Configuration Manager will be released in May and the last beta of the R2 version would come in July with a final release to follow by October.
Citrix sets date for XenDesktop
Citrix has set a launch date for its desktop virtualisation platform.
Cisco AXP blade has remote management and security
Cisco announced it had partnered with management software maker Avocent to load its technology onto Cisco AXP blades and better manage servers, PC and branch offices.
High-performance servers created for midsize companies
Innovative virtualisation vendor ScaleMP is attempting to bring high-performance computing to mid-size companies with a model that is essentially the opposite of VMware's.
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