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Sunday, August 20, 2006 - Posts
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According to MacOSXRumors, the rumor mill is working over-time covering news and information around VMware and Mac. As the Intel Mac virtualization battle continues to heat up, anonymous reports are coming in about VMware and their relationship with Apple.
In the recent reports that they have re... Read More...
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As server hardware continues to go through its refresh process, more and more people are going to start migrating their servers over to the more powerful x64 platforms. The need to migrate to a 64-bit platform will become further accelerated as software manufacturers begin releasing 64-bit only vers... Read More...
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Cloned machines are immune from threats, says Tom Yager
For readers’ convenience, I’d like to summarise the long list of present best practices in client-system security implemented by all InfoWorld US readers.
When you sit down at a client computer that’s not hooked into a locked-down corpor... Read More...
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Brett Roberts is Microsoft New Zealand’s newly appointed director of innovation. He talks to Chris Bell about upcoming trends, technologies and — of course — innovation
What are the emerging trends for 2006?
I think it’s safe to say that software-as-a-service is finally set to gain traction t... Read More...
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The West Coast edition of the biannual LinuxWorld Conference and Expo has come and gone. Here are some observations of my week in San Francisco among the Penguinistas.
Buzzword of the Show: Virtualization.
It was deafening. XenSource gave a keynote. There were sessions on the subject. Just ab... Read More...
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Just how many versions of an accounts package must an accountant maintain. You can bet the oldest version is on a pretty geriatric box. It’s a nightmare for your jobbing accountant, but there is a solution. Fast, elegant and very portable. Parallels virtualisation software.
Malvern, UK (PRWEB) Au... Read More...
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Servers are going for (comparatively) cheap prices these days, making it much easier for companies to buy one when needed. As a result, many organisations have developed a habit of buying a new server each time they plan to install another enterprise application for their organisation, and dedicate ... Read More...
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When Apple announced that it was going to create an Intel-based Mac, it caused quite a stir in the industry. And with that announcement, a lot of things were raised, such as questions, eyebrows and expectations. Although the Intel-based Mac has been out for only a short while now, it seems like most... Read More...
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Intuit Inc., a provider of business and financial management solutions for small business, and accountants, Thursday said that it has named Diane Greene, to its Board of Directors, effective August 15. Greene's appointment to a new position on the board builds on the strength of the team and brings ... Read More...
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Virtualization lets companies more efficiently use their data center hardware. But just as important is better utilization of the human resources that manage those data centers.
To lighten the load, VMware Inc. in Palo Alto, Calif., released its Distributed Resource Scheduler last October as part... Read More...
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In a perfect world, a computer would stay just as pristine and lightning-fast as the day it came out of the box. Performance wouldn't get bogged down by all the applications added and removed from its operating system over time.
Developer Randy Cook brings us closer to this performance utopia wit... Read More...
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...the most recent entry on Direct2Dell comes from Dell CTO Kevin Kettler who went both the text and video routes, the latter of which is a whiteboard session. By the way, can anybody tell me who the most prolific publisher of whiteboard videos (scroll to the bottom) has been for almost two years?. ... Read More...
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Egenera Inc., a supplier of data center virtualization architecture, has announced it is expanding its line of Egenera Processing Blade configurations with seven new offerings incorporating the Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors with DDR2, unveiled by AMD this week. With the addition of the new ... Read More...
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Acopia Networks, a leader in high-performance enterprise file virtualization, announced the appointment of Kirby Wadsworth as senior vice president of marketing and business development. A skilled professional with extensive storage industry experience in both emerging and established companies, Wad... Read More...
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Web hosting provider Verio (http://www.verio.com) has launched a Linux Virtual Private Server service, the company announced recently. The new service is designed to “extend VPS services to Linux developer and small business communities”.
Verio’s Virtual Private Server (VPS) service will run Red ... Read More...
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