IBM takes cloud software, services to OpenStack
IBM has (finally) announced details about its OpenStack cloud software and services implementation plan.
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After governance breakdown, Node.js leaders fight for its survival
The tumultuous events this week in the Node.js community were a long time coming. Insiders tell ZDNet how the community is trying to repair — and prepare for what's to come.
Live@edu and Moodle: A shameless publicity stunt?
Microsoft Education Labs release a plugin for Moodle, a very popular open-source virtual learning environment, to integrate Live@edu and Windows Live. Is this just a two finger salute to Google in an attempt to win one over on their rivals?
VMware, Canonical team up on OpenStack
The two firms agree to bring together Canonical's Ubuntu Cloud platform, the most common and widely used OpenStack distribution, with VMware's technologies.
April Fools' 2012: Pranks from around the Web
The chances are, if you surfed the Web on April 1, you may have been duped by a prank or two. Here are the best of the day.
Student Technology Day: how to start a start-up
Andy McLoughlin spoke a little while ago about how he started up his own web start-up, Huddle.net, from a simple idea in a pub to a fully working business and enterprise collaboration suite.
Crucial apps for surviving the student summer
Wherever you are - be it at home or on holiday - you'll need these to keep you ticking over through the summer months, from multi-protocol instant messengers to multi-device tools.
Firefox lost 6-9 million downloads in EU browser choice 'glitch'
Mozilla's general counsel estimates between 6-9 million lost Firefox browser downloads thanks to Microsoft failing to include the 'browser choice' screen in latest versions of Windows 7.
Live blog: Can a student go fully open source for 48 hours?
With academia saturated by Windows environments and a minority of Mac and Linux labs, can a student go fully open-source for 48 hours? Live blog
Ubuntu gets a facelift: More appealing to the first time user?
Though the next major version of Ubuntu (10.04) will include a whole new look, it isn't enough to sway users from their Microsoft addiction. Thoughts