Sun moves to take Java open source
Company offers SOA tools and middleware software to the developer community
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Intel unleashes vPRO platform
Intel will offer the first samples of vPro, a platform for business PC customers, before the end of this quarter, building more management tools, virtualization and energy efficiency features into its desktop processors and chipsets.
Lenovo’s PC pledge
Yang Yuanging wants to grow business in SMB and consumer spaces
BRIC printers
The manufactuer brings out a $149 LaserJet, more colour and all-in-one units aimed at small business
New Mini PC debuts
AOpen has released more powerful versions of its dimunitive Mini PC, hoping rising energy costs will encourage companies to replace power-sucking desktop computers and rack servers with the device.
The high-tech brands people know
Forrester Research has come out with a technology brand scorecard. The results may be suprising
The transformation of Dan Fortin
IBM Canada’s president reflects on his first year at the helm of subsidiary
Microsoft opens to Linux
Microsoft’s decision to support two versions of Linux in its virtualization software is a ringing endorsement of open source in the enterprise, say open source advocates.
IBM says Viper will have bite
Upcoming version of DB2 will move ahead of competitors, says company, but an industry analyst believes it will only keep pace
Big Blue’s grid-and-grow plan
IBM increases the number of its grid-approved partners to increase market penetration of the technology
IDC Canada unlocks new market secrets
Aiming products at the usual vertical markets doesn’t help anyone anymore
The rise of Andy’s Sun
Leveraging his experience at HP, Andy Canham is preparing to lead Sun’s Canadian operation into emerging server, storage and software markets
New Products-Kyocera Mita TFT LCD Module
Also releases from Lenovo, MGR Industries, TAB Canada and Spectrum Control
UMPC too soon for the masses
Analysts predict a rough ride for Microsoft’s much anticipated product
Toshiba Canada launches recycling program
Following other hardware manufacturers, Toshiba of Canada has started a recycling program to ensure most unwanted computer gear is disposed of in an environmentally safe manner.
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