Sun aims for ‘09 with Rock boxes
All systems slow
Exclusive Servers based on Sun Microsystems' Rock processor will now arrive in the second half of 2009, The Register can confirm.…
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Archive for February 4th, 2008
Rumours, Clicks and Search Engines
Google is rumoured to have offered an alliance with Yahoo to lock out Microsoft, and Microsoft is rumoured to be considering a "board room coup".
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ClearSpeed clears out staff
Pink slip acceleration
Floating point specialist ClearSpeed has been wounded by the subprime/credit crunch meltdown. The company has laid off a large chunk of workers to save costs, as its financial services clients abandon new projects.…
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Dell quick to ship first EqualLogic box
What, no honeymoon?
Dell is already punting its first EqualLogic storage array, just a few days after it closed the $1.4bn acquisition of the iSCSI storage specialist.…
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PostgreSQL packs record punch
Speedy release
The latest release of open source database PostgreSQL hit Monday, packing a claimed record number of new and improved features. That means 280 patches.…
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O2 launches professional services arm
The mobile giant is building on its heritage in the communications space by creating a dedicated professional services team for enterprise customers.
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MySpace to throw out code
Social slump
If all goes well then MySpace will open its platform to developers on Tuesday, in keeping with plans announced last October. Details are vague but the youf social networking arm of Rupert Murdoch's media empire has at least confirmed the platform will support Google's OpenSocial interface.…
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Microsoft software pirates sent to jail
A blow against piracy around the world as the law finally catches up with software-copying crime syndicate.
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West Bromwich re-writes financial BI
The mutual building society has embarked on a project to introduce Cognos business intelligence to improve its decision-making processes and ability to compete in the financial services market.
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IPv6 roots planted on the net
Another small step towards the next generation
Monday marks a red-letter day for the internet, with the introduction of services that allow IPv6-based IP addresses to translated into domain names and vice versa.…
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