Microsoft's dramatic move to open its software has received a cautious response, but then the company has made bold announcements before and little has changed. This time though, with Bill Gates' departure, things could be fundamentally different.
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Microsoft is about to transform the IT business by offering free access to all the APIs and protocols implemented in Windows Vista. It is not quite goign open source though...
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Yahoo has introduced two new severence packages that will protect its employees if Microsoft's unsolicited takeover bid is successful, it said in filings with the US. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Jerry Yang will get two years money, lesser mortals will get four months...
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Energy efficiency and green computing amongst the challenges to data centre selection.
Standards are needed for rating the energy efficiency of data centres and tools for monitoring energy consumption in multivendor environments, said speakers at the recent Green Grid Technical Forum.
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Criminals could exploit a loophole in DNS to make undetectable attacks on a company's website. Who says so? DNS's inventor, Paul Mockapetris, who claims that it's only a matter of time before a criminal walks off with $100m
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Interesting interview with the strangely named and titled Window Snyder, "chief security something-or-other" at Mozilla, where she is responsible for overseeing efforts to boost the security of the company's open-source offerings, including the Firefox browser.
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Suns saves 11,000 trees a year with paperless annual reports. Other giant companies please take note...
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With traditional enterprise software your first impression is drawn from a sales person and the demonstration by a sales engineer.It is different for open source says Alfresco. users research, download it and try software unattended and nearly always solo. The key thing here is the first impression is much more important
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Sony Ericsson is set to introduce its first Windows Mobile phone later this year. Until now, the company has primarily used the Symbian operating system to power its smart phones.
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