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Google expands enterprise offerings

March 4, 2008 — 7:59am ET
As you will recall, just a few short weeks ago, Google expanded its enterprise offerings with Google Apps Team Edition, a... Read more...

Shame on you, Google

February 8, 2008 — 8:00am ET
It's not much of a stretch to call Google one of the most trusted companies in tech. Unlike Microsoft, any wireless carrier or virtually any hardware vendor, consumers tend to trust Google and... Read more...

Intel pulls out of OLPC project

January 4, 2008 — 7:59am ET
Everyone's favorite on-again-off-again couple, Intel and the OLPC project are back in the news again and this time, it looks like the breakup might be permanent. As you'll recall, after months of... Read more...

Bill Gates: IT savvy needed to succeed

December 14, 2007 — 7:59am ET
Now that he's phasing himself out of day-to-day operations at Microsoft, chairman Bill Gates has a bit more time on his hands. Apparently he's spending that time Read more...

Facebook sells stake, partners with RIM

October 25, 2007 — 6:59am ET
Call it a sign of the times: Microsoft has announced that it has acquired a 1.6 percent stake in social networking service Facebook for $240 million--a deal that values the website at $15 billion.... Read more...

SGI adds x86 servers, ready to exit bankruptcy?

June 26, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Silicon Graphics, still struggling to survive after going bankrupt in May, now is launching a line of x86 servers. Its high-end servers use Intel Itanium chips, which haven't been very popular in the marketplace. The new servers, called Altix XE, are intended for Linux clustering and use Intel's latest dual-core Xeon chips--the 5100 "Woodcrest" series. SGI also announced a new midrange blade server, the Altix 450. (Email …

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IBM plans open-source style for new tools

June 6, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

IBM said it will open-source the core of its upcoming Rational Jazz collaboration and IT governance software. IBM will consider following the open-source model for its whole range of Rational products if developers approve of the Jazz program, the division's VP explained. Timeframes for Jazz's availability and the code release are not clear, nor is IBM revealing which public licenses it will use. Hopefully they will pick the standard GPL and not something controversial as Sun Microsystems …

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ALSO NOTED: Firefox 2.0 alpha now available; Wiki founder on collaboration; and much more...

March 19, 2006 — 8:00pm ET

> Dell will double staff in India to 20,000. Article

> Firefox 2.0 alpha now available. Blog

> Wiki founder on collaboration. Article

> Newbury all about location. …

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Open-source collaboration meets VoIP

March 13, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Asterisk and Zimbra, the popular open-source programs for IP telephony and calendaring/collaboration, respectively, are partnering to make new software together. The main advantage will be click-to-call (or conference) integration from directly inside Zimbra software. This sort of feature will be designed with what Asterisk called zimlets--code snippets based on open standards.

For more on the partnership:
- read this internetnews.com article

Classified ads app may have enterprise use

February 22, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

A start-up called Edgeio is working on a "Web 2.0" response to Craigslist. The idea is that users can post ads on their own sites using certain tags, which Edgeio for a small fee will aggregate. That's cool, and the company hasn't said anything about enteprise uses, but just imagine how it could change everything from collaboration to programming, personal file serving to tech support. Of course, there are security concerns, but Edgeio will definitely be a company to watch.

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