Thursday | 8 January, 2009

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    Cloud computing goes open source 01/08/2008 11:03:53

    With more and more companies jumping into the cloud computing fray, this week's joint announcement by Hewlett-Packard, Intel, and Yahoo seems like a yawner. But it isn't.
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    Goldsmith to stand aside at XSI 25/06/2007 11:56:06

    After more than two decades at the helm of XSI Data Solutions, Max Goldsmith has announced plans to retire in September. He formed the Sydney-based storage integrator out of the Remington-owned Systems Industries in 1989, which is where the XSI name came from [ex-Systems Industries].
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    IBM, Hitachi buyouts could destroy good products 09/02/2007 14:28:06

    Over the past two months, Network Appliance completed its acquisition of Topio, IBM announced its intentions to purchase Softek Storage Solutions and now Hitachi Data Systems is buying Archivas. But which of these acquisitions can users expect to succeed in the long run?
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    Symantec's diet has caused financial indigestion 23/01/2007 09:21:47

    A reader writes in to ask: "Symantec just reported disappointing results and blamed the Veritas integration as the problem. Is this an isolated event or do these problems happen to everyone in this situation?"
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    Boomers bid farewell 17/07/2006 14:24:11

    Applicants over the age of 50 beating the streets in today's IT job market bear resumes that are commonly stigmatized as pricey and outdated, given recent leaps in technology and sweeping operational changes at many companies. Yet this crowd may prove to be the IT profession's salvation, especially over the next four years as baby boomers retire from the workforce in droves.
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    Ray Ozzie's illustrious IT career takes another turn 16/06/2006 09:46:53

    Within minutes of the official Microsoft announcement Thursday that Ray Ozzie has stepped into the role of chief software architect, his official biography at the company Web site was updated to reflect this latest development in what was already an illustrious IT career.
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    Mac OS on a Dell? Dell in favour, Apple opposed 17/06/2005 11:48:46

    If Apple ever decides to let its Mac OS X operating system outside of its confines, the company can count Dell founder and chairman, Michael Dell, as a possible customer.
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    Light the birthday candles for Lotus Notes 08/12/2004 11:42:43

    Lotus Notes turned 15 on December 7. Iris Associates, the software development company from whence Notes emerged -- on the Lotus dime -- was founded five years earlier to the day. That's reason enough for Paul McNamara to get Ray Ozzie on the phone, given Ozzie was the headliner for both productions before leaving Notes Nation in 1997 to start Groove Networks.
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    Digging into utility computing 19/05/2004 14:59:05

    What is the difference between the computing model we use today and the evolving concept of utility computing? In a very real sense, the differences exist down to the most basic services IT delivers to its users: we are talking here about the way services are delivered, the way IT services and assets are provisioned, and the way IT services are paid for.
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    The story so far: RAID 19/11/2003 09:44:13

    David A. Patterson led the team at the University of California, Berkeley, that developed the idea of RAID storage. In an interview with Frank Hayes, Patterson recalled the beginnings of his RAID project in 1987.
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    WA Justice dept future-proofs applications 05/12/2002 09:31:27

    Western Australia's Department of Justice (DoJ) is future-proofing its applications for possible exposure to outside agencies or the general public.
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