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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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Five cloud computing myths exploded
The cloud is providing a fertile habitat for marketers and their exaggerated claims. ZDNet.co.uk examines the pitches and debunks the five most frequently peddled misconceptions about the cloud.
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Two Europeans indicted for US cyberattacks
The indictments are part of the FBI's Operation Cyberslam, said to be the US's first successful investigation into a large-scale, commercially motivated denial-of-service attack
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Google Chrome has Microsoft's code inside, says MS manager
A senior program manager at Microsoft claims that Google took some open-source code from Microsoft and used it in their Chrome browser. And it's perfectly legal.
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Ubuntu takes second stab at enterprise servers
Canonical has unveiled its second enterprise-oriented server edition of Ubuntu, with performance, stability and security tweaks.
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Red Hat publishes Fedora 9 preview
"Most critical release" of freely available Linux distribution is last public release before final version's launch in May.
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AMD predicts more Intel revelations
An AMD legal expert says, "this is the first time Intel has had to confront now publicly available facts of its illegal behavior and it won’t be the last."
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EC reveals details of Intel antitrust breaches
The EC releases evidence that allegedly shows how the chipmaker used rebates and direct payments to dissuade PC manufacturers from using AMD products.
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HP heads into battle over virtual networking
HP's ProCurve chief Paul Congdon talks about how the hardware maker sees switches taking on virtual networking in the data center and how HP trumped Cisco at the IEEE standards committee.
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Sony open sources digital effects software
Film effects specialist Sony Pictures Imageworks has released five digital image-manipulation software tools under open-source licenses.
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Nasa hacker loses bid to avoid extradition
Gary McKinnon now has 28 days to launch an appeal to avoid being sent to the U.S. to face charges for allegedly breaking into 97 U.S. government computers and intentionally causing damage.
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Novell aims to tighten cloud security
Novell demonstrated an advanced prototype of its Cloud Security Service, which is due for release to enterprise organisations as a product early in 2010.
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Researchers create browser-based 'darknet'
Two researchers for Hewlett-Packard have created a browser-based darknet, an idea that could make it easier for businesses to keep eavesdroppers from uncovering confidential information.
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Palm Pre defect poll prompts analyst to 'sell'
An analyst has recommended investors sell their Palm shares, after he read a poll on a Palm fan website that suggested very high return rates for the smartphones.
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End of an era for Office 2000
Support for Office 2000 expired on Tuesday, ten years after Steve Ballmer announced Microsoft wanted to launch a web-based version of the productivity suite.
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Microsoft Azure evangelist tackles cloud doubts
q&a As Microsoft spells out the first service terms and pricing for its Azure development and hosting platform, ZDNet UK spoke to Mark Taylor, the company's director of developer and platform...
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IBM introduces data-masking technology
IBM has released proof-of-concept technology designed to protect sensitive data used in industries such as healthcare without the need to modify existing applications.
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Google Apps users to get OpenID authentication
Google is about to announce OpenID log-in functionality for enterprise users of its Apps productivity suite.
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Gartner finds lukewarm response to SaaS
Businesses are showing a lukewarm response to SaaS, despite an economic climate that would seem to encourage take-up of the technology, according to a new survey by Gartner.
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Android on PC gets new input
The developers of the LiveAndroid project have released the second alpha version of their software, which allows users to try out Google's mobile operating system without having to install it on a...
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Apple patents point to haptics, fingerprints, RFID
Three patent applications made by Apple were published last week, covering technologies including haptics, fingerprint recognition and RFID.
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