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Ubuntu open source OS available on Sun Sparc servers
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Mandriva Linux to include OS virtualization OpenVZ
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Virtualization, Cisco chop one network into many
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NextAction dumps Microsoft for Oracle and open source
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Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition vulnerable to flaw
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Security Blog Log: Uncle Sam slammed over data theft
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Data classification is end users' job
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News Nuggets: IP PBXs, VoIP test, free Internet calling for enterprise users and video apps
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App security tools target Ajax vulnerabilities
Security vendor Cenzic adds Ajax testing capability to its automated vulnerability assessment offerings, while Denim Group releases an open-source vulnerability scanner for Ajax Web applications.
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Data delight: A ‘set and forget’ solution for classifying data?
Following a time-honored principle in computer science, a storage startup has put intelligence into the physical device and introduced what one analyst says could be a game-changing event in how you manage data.
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Ubuntu open source OS available on Sun Sparc servers
Ubuntu will release a new version of its open source OS in June that, for the first time, will be available for servers and compatible with Sun's UltraSparc T1-based servers.
Data center consolidation drives server availability at Columbia
Columbia University's biophysics department recently consolidated five data centers to one with the help of Collective Technology.
HP boosts IBM middleware on HP-UX operating system
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Mandriva Linux to include OS virtualization OpenVZ
Mandriva, publisher of the Linux operating system (OS) with the same name, today announced that OpenVZ virtualization software will be included in its latest corporate server package, Corporate Server 4.0.
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Virtualization, Cisco chop one network into many
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NextAction dumps Microsoft for Oracle and open source
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Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition vulnerable to flaw
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This week, infosec pros said the feds aren't doing enough after the Veterans Affairs data breach that left 26.5 million veterans exposed to identity fraud.
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