Monthly Archives: September 2011
Windows Server 8 Preview Promises VMware Challenge
The Microsoft Windows Server 8 developer preview has enough promising enhancements to virtual networking, storage and infrastructure management to warrant serious IT interest as...
Internet as Important as Food, Air: Cisco Report
The results of a revealing survey from Cisco suggest the Internet has become such an integral part of our functionality that it is deemed...
Google Product Search Overhauled With Boutiques.com Look
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) is improving its Google Product Search, one of the Web services that starred in the Senate's antitrust hearing earlier this week, by...
Solid-State Storage Technology Favored by IT Departments: IBM Report
IT professionals are embracing high-performance solid-state disks to support growing data storage demands driven by cloud computing and analytics technologies, a survey by technology...
Google+ Search
Google+ Search
See the search box? Looks familiar, right? It should, it's Google.com search, finally baked into Google+. Before, you could only search for other...
Oracle Acquires Communication Services Software Specialist GoAhead
Business software and hardware systems company Oracle announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire GoAhead Software, a specialist in the development...
Wave Systems Acquires Safend to Expand Security, Encryption Portfolio
Wave Systems has acquired Israeli company Safend for approximately $12.8 million to expand its portfolio of security and encryption products.The Cupertino Calif-based paid $1.1...
Researchers Claim Attack Tool Can Crack Encrypted Web Traffic
Security researchers are set to unveil the attack tool capable of breaking the encryption algorithm that protects Websites. Hours before the presentation, cryptography experts...
NASA Satellite Falls Back to Earth This Weekend
NASA's Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, or UARS, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere late this month or early next month, almost six years after...
Oracle Seeks $1.16 Billion in Damages, Injunction Against Google
Oracle estimates that it should receive about $1.16 billion in damages due to Google's alleged infringement of Oracle's Java patents and copyrights in creating...