Monthly Archives: April 2005

Sun Downsizes N1 Grid Computing Plan

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Sun Microsystems Inc. has again scaled back its once-grand plans for its N1 Grid utility computing initiative, while at the same time doing an...

IBM Adopts Open Development Internally

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Following on the success of its Eclipse open-source development platform, IBM has quietly been using a form of open-source development internally to create technology...

Can Adobe Redefine Creative Workflow?

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Launched 18 months ago into an already fairly mature software market, the first release of Adobes Creative Suite was a runaway success. The integration...

Cyber-Terrorism Analyst Warns Against Complacency

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ORLANDO, Florida—Cyber-security and counterterrorism analyst Roger Cressey on Monday pleaded with IT executives not to underestimate the threat of "national cyber-event" targeting critical infrastructure...

Open Source Initiative Adds New Blood

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On April 1, the Open Source Initiative quietly made its good on its promise to expand its boards membership, both in general and by...

Microsoft Offers Partners New MapPoint License Option

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Microsoft has acceded to partners requests to provide more reasonable licensing options for MapPoint, a mapping software product now being tweaked by some integrators...

Google to Expand Video Search

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SAN FRANCISCO—Google is ready to expand its experimentation with video search this week by allowing individuals to submit video to the search engine.Google co-founder...

Savvis to Help Customers Determine Data Center Needs

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Savvis Communications Corp. last year launched its hosted data center, giving customers a virtualized environment that offers everything from compute power to storage to...

Out of the Shadow of Hardware Death

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Digital technologies have long since trashed the traditional connection between workmanship, performance and price. Without that connection to maintain natural market behaviors, its going...

Google Boosts Gmail Storage to 2GB

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On the one-year anniversary of Gmail, Google is doubling the storage limit on e-mail accounts to 2GB and keeping the service as an invite-only...