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Red Hat to be cloud facilitator, not fluffer
Databases and the agony of choice
OSBC Red Hat will help others build clouds, but is unlikely to following operating-system rival Microsoft by becoming a cloud service provider itself.? Offloading malware protection to the cloud
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First WiMAX phone to debut next week?
Sprint to punt HTC Supersonic
The first WiMAX-capable smartphone is said to be slated for introduction next week by Sprint Nextel.? What is your recession sales strategy?
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Cisco beefs up fixed port Ethernet switches
It's all about video
Switch maker and server wannabe Cisco Systems is making big bets that video streaming over the internet will be the next killer app - and one that will drive its revenue and profits in the new decade as voice over IP did in the prior one. Today Cisco put some new fixed-port Ethernet switches into the field to support video streaming better than current products and also to improve energy efficiency and security.? Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
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Mobile apps to earn $17bn by 2012
As Android crowds the iPhone
The market for mobile apps - be they for smartphones, less-capable "feature phones," or carry-alongs such as Apple's iPad - will swell to $17.5bn by 2012.? Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
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Cybercrime's bulletproof hosting exposed
Zeus botnets' tangled web
Researchers at RSA have identified the network framework that endows some of the worlds most notorious botnets with always-on connections that are virtually immune from takedowns.? Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
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Novell, Ingres partner for appliances
A warm handoff
In January, Novell released its SUSE Appliance Toolkit after nearly a year of alpha and beta testing. Now begins the difficult task of getting systems, middleware, and database software makers to rejigger their code and make it available through the online tool so companies can spin up and spit out software appliances.? What is your recession sales strategy?
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IE9 - the big questions and Microsoft's half answers
Will it SMIL? Yesnomaybe
?HTML5 will enable a new class of applications,? says Dean Hachamovitch, Microsoft's Internet Explorer general manager, speaking to the press at the company's Mix10 conference in Las Vegas.? Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing
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Google Apps punts kill-Microsoft-Exchange-now tool
When 25 million emails go bump in the night
While Microsoft has been failing to outfox Google in the web search and ad game, Google has - apparently - swiped a few of Redmond's customers away from MS Office.?
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FCC plans spectrum-flog to fund broadband
Or maybe just kill television
The FCC's National Broadband Plan will be largely funded through the sale of radio spectrum the FCC doesn't own: a good trick if one can pull it off.? Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
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Microsoft renews vows with JQuery Javascript
Redmondian open source library love abounds
Microsoft has put more of its considerable weight behind the open-source JQuery Javascript library, vowing to provide additional code contribution, testing resources, and integration with new versions of its own development tools.? What is your recession sales strategy?
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