Stream Theory, Inc., a leading developer of patented virtualized software delivery and digital rights management solutions, today announced it has signed a licensing agreement with Envizions Computer Entertainment Corporation. Using the company’s StreamFlow broadband delivery platform Envizions wil... Read More...

The good news is that Novell is now competing with a company whose marketing savvy is even worse than its own. Back in the early 1990s, when Microsoft discovered workgroup networking and, later, enterprise networking, the-then Novell CEO Ray Noorda thought he could go head-to-head for the networ... Read More...

Intel aims to change the corporate desktop landscape with its vPro platform. The business desktop chip platform, which incorporates Intel's recently introduced Core 2 Duo processor and a new supporting chip set that includes its Advanced Management Technology, will be unveiled on Sept. 7 and i... Read More...

Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) announced key findings from its recent in-depth study of the IT virtualization market. The 125-plus-page research report, "Virtualization: Exposing the Intangible Enterprise," analyzes the state of virtualization, with a specific focus on the current and future... Read More...

Sun has been talking up grid computing for years, but it is the e-commerce giant Amazon that is bringing on-demand server capacity to the mass market. Its Elastic Compute Cloud, or EC2, lets you run up virtual server instances programmatically, via a web service API. With EC2, each Linux server i... Read More...

VMware, an independent subsidiary of Hopkinton-based EMC Corp., has expanded into a larger office in Cambridge where it will soon employ up to 175 people. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based virtualization software company moved its 50-person Massachusetts unit from a 17,000-square-foot Cambridge facili... Read More...