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Avokia Claims Most Farflung Database Cluster Ever

Lisa Vaas | September 18, 2006

Updated: The user, Espressocode, is running an active, load-balanced DB2 database cluster between Toronto and San Francisco: a distance of almost 2,500 miles.

IBM Expands Grid Offerings

Darryl K. Taft | September 15, 2006

At the GridWorld conference, IBM beefs up its grid computing presence with new software and programs for business partners.

Appistry Launches Grid Program for Startups

Darryl K. Taft | September 13, 2006

The software maker's "Right From the Start" initiative aims to help companies scale their applications to grid environments.

Tangosol Extends Data Grid Solution

Darryl K. Taft | September 12, 2006

The company announces an upgrade to its data grid solution to extend its reach across the enterprise via three new client options.

Fujitsus Utility Computing Product Ready for SAP SOA Initiative

Jeff Burt | September 12, 2006

The company's FlexFrame for MySAP Business Suite can now run the software giant's SOA applications.

RHEL 5 Beta 1 Finally Arrives

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols | September 08, 2006

Six weeks late, the beta of the next version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux arrives, and it includes Xen virtualization. (Linux-Watch)

IBM Opens HiPODS Software Lab in Brazil

Peter Galli | September 05, 2006

The High Performance On Demand Solutions Lab joins a grid of facilities in six countries that are part of IBM's newly specialized Lab Services area.

iAnywhere Upgrades Everything

Peter Coffee | September 04, 2006

Review: The long-awaited SQL Anywhere 10 offers long, strong list of improvements.

Study: Virtualization Deployment Goes Prime Time

Peter Galli | August 31, 2006

Research finds those enterprises that have implemented virtualization have achieved significant benefits and are leading the way in what will turn out to be "a virtual revolution."

Software as a Service Not Completely Worry-Free

Jim Rapoza | August 28, 2006

Opinion: SAAS isn't as big a worry as it once was, but there's still reason to be cautious about software that doesn't live on your own systems.

Rising to New Tasks Challenges

Peter Coffee | August 28, 2006

Opinion: Capgemini adopts iRise tools for simulation to deal with more complex reality.

Lessons of Katrina

Larry Dignan | August 25, 2006

Opinion: Katrina exposed weaknesses in many disaster recovery plans, but there are some promising signs that Katrina's lessons are being learned.

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Google Details Its Cloud Data Deletion Process

DAILY VIDEO: Google releases details on its cloud data deletion process, and mobile carriers join together for the Project Verify authentication effort.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.