Microsoft Loses $435 Million in Netbooks
Feb 23, 2009According to current figures from Netbookdigest.com, Microsoft has lost $435,000,000 over the last year in netbook sales.
more »Red Hat Announces New Virtualization Products
Feb 23, 2009Red Hat's CEO, Brian Stevens, has in a webcast announced his company's virtualization strategy for 2009.
more »Novell Invests in Identity Management
Feb 23, 2009Novell wants to expand its SUSE Enterprise Linux into security management by acquiring the technology assets of two software companies.
more »Cloud Computing with Ubuntu 9.10
Feb 23, 2009Scheduled for release in October, Ubuntu 9.10, codenamed Karmic Koala will come with server cloud computing and a new desktop design.
more »Red Hat Seeks Defense Against Patent Lawsuit
Feb 19, 2009In October 2007 IP Innovation filed a lawsuit against Novell and Red Hat for violation of certain virtual desktop patents. Red Hat is now asking the community for help to invalidate it.
more »Certified Ubuntu on HP Server
Feb 19, 2009HP and Canonical are working together to get Ubuntu certified for HPs Proliant servers.
more »Arch Linux: Linux for Advanced Users
Feb 18, 2009Aimed at experienced users, the new version 2009.02 of Arch Linux comes with the new Ext4 data system and a re-worked installer.
more »Red Hat Enters Virtualization Support Agreement with Microsoft
Feb 17, 2009U.S. Linux vendor Red Hat has entered a cooperation agreement with Microsoft in technical support of server virtualization.
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