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  • Infiniband software to boost servers

    11 companies and two U.S. national laboratories have created a consortium which aims to integrate Infiniband interconnect into Linux, initially for use in high-end technical computing applications.

  • Hitachi protects fixed content

    Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled a new storage device that will make it easier to archive, retrieve and protect emails, digital content for broadcasters and medical systems stored in reliable back up systems.

  • Real security problems for RealNetworks

    RealNetworks, whose Internet media viewing products are used by over 200 million people worldwide, has recommended users of a number of versions of its RealOne Player and RealPlayer to upgrade in order to stave off the threat of a serious ...

  • Queensland increases open source business

    Queensland is expected to receive a massive growth in open source solutions after Red Hat announced the signing of systems integrator MAX-SI to help run Linux in mission critical environments.

  • Wireless technology to help blind

    New technology is being developed to help blind people find their way around obstacles, follow directions easily and inform them about train and bus times through the use of cell phone, wireless Internet, global positioning and voice technology.

  • Hitachi protects fixed content

    Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled a new storage device that will make it easier to archive, retrieve and protect emails, digital content for broadcasters and medical systems stored in reliable back up systems.

  • Real security problems for RealNetworks

    RealNetworks, whose Internet media viewing products are used by over 200 million people worldwide, has recommended users of a number of versions of its RealOne Player and RealPlayer to upgrade in order to stave off the threat of a serious ...

  • Queensland increases open source business

    Queensland is expected to receive a massive growth in open source solutions after Red Hat announced the signing of systems integrator MAX-SI to help run Linux in mission critical environments.

  • Wireless technology to help blind

    New technology is being developed to help blind people find their way around obstacles, follow directions easily and inform them about train and bus times through the use of cell phone, wireless Internet, global positioning and voice technology.

  • Infiniband software to boost servers

    11 companies and two U.S. national laboratories have created a consortium which aims to integrate Infiniband interconnect into Linux, initially for use in high-end technical computing applications.

  • Hitachi protects fixed content

    Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled a new storage device that will make it easier to archive, retrieve and protect emails, digital content for broadcasters and medical systems stored in reliable back up systems.

  • Real security problems for RealNetworks

    RealNetworks, whose Internet media viewing products are used by over 200 million people worldwide, has recommended users of a number of versions of its RealOne Player and RealPlayer to upgrade in order to stave off the threat of a serious ...

  • Queensland increases open source business

    Queensland is expected to receive a massive growth in open source solutions after Red Hat announced the signing of systems integrator MAX-SI to help run Linux in mission critical environments.

  • Wireless technology to help blind

    New technology is being developed to help blind people find their way around obstacles, follow directions easily and inform them about train and bus times through the use of cell phone, wireless Internet, global positioning and voice technology.

  • Hitachi protects fixed content

    Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled a new storage device that will make it easier to archive, retrieve and protect emails, digital content for broadcasters and medical systems stored in reliable back up systems.

  • Real security problems for RealNetworks

    RealNetworks, whose Internet media viewing products are used by over 200 million people worldwide, has recommended users of a number of versions of its RealOne Player and RealPlayer to upgrade in order to stave off the threat of a serious ...

  • Queensland increases open source business

    Queensland is expected to receive a massive growth in open source solutions after Red Hat announced the signing of systems integrator MAX-SI to help run Linux in mission critical environments.

  • Wireless technology to help blind

    New technology is being developed to help blind people find their way around obstacles, follow directions easily and inform them about train and bus times through the use of cell phone, wireless Internet, global positioning and voice technology.