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Box API upgraded to make it easier for developers and more powerful
Box has given its API (application programming interface) a makeover so that developers will have an easier time building and integrating applications with its software, and have those applications do more than is currently possible.
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Arista embeds applications into Ethernet 7124FX Application Switch
Arista Networks has rolled out an Ethernet switch designed to improve the performance of latency-sensitive applications like those found in financial trading and high performance computing environments.
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Cisco CTO: Software integration will drive intelligent networks
Networking giant Cisco plans to make software one of the company's ?core competencies?, with the aim of creating a networking operating system that is more intelligent and contextualised.
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Red Hat releases JBoss Data Services Platform tool
Red Hat's JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.1 virtualises architecture.
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Symantec reveals de-duplication appliance, cloud storage service
Symantec announced a new de-duplication appliance based on its existing software product. It also announced a cloud storage service for NetBackup and Backup Exec customers.
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IBM launches mobile software lab
Addressing the explosion in mobile devices, IBM announced new software, services and research projects at the opening of new software development lab in Massachusetts.
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Open source vendors develop new app integration platform
MindTouch and SnapLogic have teamed up to develop an application integration platform.
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Agito brings WLAN VoIP to the BlackBerry
Agito Networks says it has stolen a march on the rest of the industry after launching a product that can deliver both VoIP and unified communications via Wi-Fi to users of RIM's BlackBerry handsets.
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Cisco adds storage to Unified mix
The mystery of the storage component in Cisco's data centre plans has been solved. NetApp has signed up as a partner in Cisco's Unified Computing initiative.
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Oracle takes on Salesforce with integrated CRM
Oracle is to meet the threat from Salesforce head on by offering its customers a single view of its CRM data, courtesy of pre-built integration software for its CRM On Demand product and the on-premise Siebel CRM.




