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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.
The Enterprise Grid Alliance's requirements include ensuring that security is solid; it also urges users to make sure images on grid components are trusted.
Neoware systems rolls out technology that company officials says removes a major barrier to the broad adoption of thin-client architecture.
Steelhead 2.0 is designed to make it easier for enterprises to give remote offices high-speed access to centralized database servers and applications over WANs.
Hewlett-Packard and Hitachi Data Systems are shrinking their respective storage virtualization offerings to help midtier businesses squeeze better return on investment and performance from storage environments.
Opinion: Transparent Data Encryption is a strong, flexible data privacy solution, but organizations need plans, not just tools.
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Google Cloud Services Platform Now Runs On-Premises
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