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HP CEO Whitman: Dell Swapping Challenges by Going Private

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-23

While being a private company means the PC maker won’t have to worry about Wall Street, it still will need to meet debt obligations.

Ubuntu Linux Edge Misses Funding Goal: What's Next?

By Sean Michael Kerner | Posted: 2013-08-22

A crowdfunding effort to raise $32 million in 30 days fell short, but that's doesn't mean it's the end for the Ubuntu Linux phone dream.

SDN Market Will Reach $3.52 Billion, Report Says

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-21

Transparency Market Research says the industry will be driven by the need for greater programability and efficiency in networks.

Dell Upgrades Foglight for Virtualization Management Suite

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-20

The enhanced software offerings come less than a week before the VMware-hosted VMworld 2013 conference.

Storage Startup Maginatics Gets $17 Million from Intel, Others

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-20

The three-year-old company is getting support from some big-name companies, including Intel and VMware.

HP Unveils Latest Flexible Series Thin Client

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-19

The new t820 will offer powerful Intel chips, AMD graphics capabilities and wide virtualization support.

VMware's Love-Hate Relationship With OpenStack

By Sean Michael Kerner | Posted: 2013-08-16

VMware is one of the leading enterprise virtualization technology vendors, but where does it stand in relation to the open-source OpenStack cloud?

Acer to Focus on Android Devices Over Windows 8 PCs

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-09

Company executives said Google’s operating system is not only dominant in smartphones and tablets, but that Chromesbooks are growing in popularity.

Nvidia Rumored to Be Developing Its Own High-End Tablet

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted: 2013-08-08

The device, which would compete with Apple’s iPad, would be powered by its next-generation Tegra 5 chip, dubbed “Logan.”

Is Android Really Open Source?

By Sean Michael Kerner | Posted: 2013-08-08

The leader of the Android Open Source Project quits as he raises questions about the limitations of Google's open-source phone efforts inside the proprietary world of mobile handset hardware vendors.

Cyan Makes Some Headway in SDN