Monthly Archives: February 2007
POTS Reaches Out and Touches VOIP
The TalkSwitch line of PBX appliances provides small businesses with a simple and cost-effective way to bridge the divide between existing legacy phone equipment...
Competitors Emulex, QLogic Ship HBAs for HP Servers
Two competing Southern California storage infrastructure providers, Emulex of Costa Mesa and QLogic of nearby Aliso Viejo, announced Feb. 15 that they have begun...
Employee Retention Edges Up on Employers Agendas
Though health care cost continued its eight-year reign at the top of the annual agendas of employers, employee retention edged up to the second...
Storm Worm Touches Down on IM
The Storm worm that wreaked havoc in January has opened up a new front in its war against users—instant messaging.
The Trojan virus that was...
VMwares VI3 Suite Delivers on Virtualizations Promise
VMwares Virtual Infrastructure 3 offers enterprises an impressive, mature framework for making virtualizations promises a reality.
eWEEK Labs installed VMwares ESX Server, which forms the...
Microsoft Is SOA-Ready for Wall Street
NEW YORK—Microsoft is ready to take on the Wall Street service-oriented architecture scene with its latest developer and infrastructure technologies, said a consultant in...
Data Center Power Consumption on the Rise, Report Shows
The amount of electricity used to power the worlds data center servers doubled in a five-year span due mainly to an increase in demand...
Drive-by Pharming Attacks Potential Threat to Broadband Users
Researchers at Symantec and the Indiana University School of Informatics have uncovered a new threat to broadband users.
The attack, nicknamed "Drive-by Pharming", uses JavaScript...
Yes, There Is a PJ
According to Forbes, SCO recently tried to subpoena Pamela "PJ" Jones, editor of the popular Groklaw legal news Web site. They were not successful.
Ive...
DriveSavers Sees Return on Data from the Great Beyond
NOVATO, Calif. — The lobby at DriveSavers serves as a miniature shrine to the sheer misfortune and pure stupidity suffered by those among us...