Monthly Archives: July 2007
Hewlett-Packard Buys Opsware
Once upon a time there was a company named Loudcloud. It was supposed to be a very important company because it was started by...
iUpload Announces New Name, Many Changes
iUpload is changing about as fast—and as much—as any Web 2.0 company can be expected to change. The company, which develops a social networking...
Study: Red Hat Benefiting from MS-Novell Deal Fallout
A global survey of open-source enterprise users of Alfresco software has found that deployments of Red Hat Linux have grown twice as fast as...
OLPC and the XO Weather Latest Publicity Storm
eWEEK's Emerging Technology Looks at the OLPC's XO laptopMeet the XO - eWEEK takes an in-depth look at the hardware and software innovations included...
Google, Wireless Carriers and Cell Phones Unchained
I can pick any gas station I want to buy that expensive fuel that powers our cars. When (if) I buy a new car,...
SAP, Informatica Strike Data Deal
SAP has agreed to include metadata management tools from Informatica with some of its enterprise resource planning and analytics products.
The combination of the two...
XenSource, Symantec Strike OEM Deal
Server virtualization software provider XenSource bolstered both its front-line product and overall company credibility July 23 by signing an OEM agreement to embed Symantecs...
Pay, Demand Soar for SAP-Skills
IT professionals with SAP skills have seen their salaries mount and demand soar for two years.
Salaries for SAP specializations increased 15.2 percent in 2006,...
Java Exploits on the Rise
Id seen it myself recently, but Symantecs Security Response team has officially noticed that attacks on Java are on the rise.
We were all probably...
Researchers Crack the iPhone
A security firm has run the first remote exploits on Apples iPhone, proving that the widely popular smart phone is vulnerable not only to...