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Oracle is releasing its Cluster File System Release 2 to the open-source community to demonstrate its support for Linux, even as it prospers as a producer of proprietary software products.
Hewlett-Packard and Red Hat are working to simplify blade deployment with an all-in-one software bundle for RHEL and the HP BladeSystem environment.
Zetta's technology will handle all of the failover, replication, snapshotting and virtualization that will be built into the forthcoming Protection OS.
Opinion: Solidcore Systems and Virtual Iron help operators run controlled code on managed hardware.
Platform Computing's EGO maximizes computing powers and resources.
Opinion: Mainframes look healthy and alive and-most important-are still pointing the way toward which computing should be headed.
The new version of Sugar Suite also offers an offline client, advanced reporting tools and a module loader.
Avaya will kick off the SpeechTek conference in New York this week with the launch of the company's new IP-based speech self-service software.
WebEx spends $45 million to acquire privately owned Intranets.com, which markets online business collaboration applications, including document sharing, group scheduling and discussion forums.
Opinion: An analyst report by Summit Strategies sets impossibly lofty goals for Salesforce.com when it says the CRM company can become the "Microsoft of the on-demand world."
With the high-performing z9 mainframe, an upgraded Virtualization Engine, and the launch of a BladeCenter development community, IBM continues its move into the "on-demand environment."
Acopia Networks is adding the ability to build high-performance file server clusters and distributed storage grids to its ARX family of file switches.
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