HP releases ‘most power efficient’ blade server
Company looks to help businesses meet CRM needs and reduce costs with affordable power efficient servers.
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Archive for April 2nd, 2008
Messaging consolidation not always backed up
Despite a trend towards targeting messaging system consolidation, many IT organisations are failing to properly protect in case of disaster.
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IVF body improves web usability
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has improved the stability, management and usability of its website, boosting visitor numbers.
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Storm botnet still spamming through 2008
Although more than a year old, the flexibility of the Storm botnet means it is continuing to be a serious problem for the end-user.
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Microsoft EULA lands it with $175m Indian tax headache
Words are cheap, until the lawyers get to work
"The Product is licensed, not sold."…
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Snitching is less than golden for piracy informers
We're in the money. Not really
The SIIA (Software & Information Industry Association) calls it "whistleblowing." And we call it "disgruntled peons ratting on their bosses." But whatever label you use, dobbing on your own company for cutting corners on software licenses can be a lucrative sport.…
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Early calls to simplify Eclipse
Do it or lose it to NetBeans
Improved usability and integration with other integrated development environments are the first features being called for in response to a request for feedback on the future Eclipse.…
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Slings out AIR test version
Adobe Systems has climbed into bed with the open source developer community by joining the Linux Foundation.…
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OOXML approved as international standard?
But voting process slammed
Microsoft looks almost certain to have got its Office Open XML (OOXML) file format passed as an international standard but the ballot has been tarnished by accusations of voting irregularities.…
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Build and manage large-scale C++ on Windows
DLLs versus shared objects
John Lakos wrote the book on Large-Scale C++ Software Design more than 10 years ago, but it remains a must read for any serious C++ developer today.…
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