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HP updates IT automation suite for cloud deployments
Further pursuing its strategy to help enterprises move workloads to hosted environments, Hewlett-Packard has updated a number of its IT management tools with more capabilities to work with public and private clouds.
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IBM launches 'Internet of things' appliance
Preparing its customers to join the emerging 'Internet of things', IBM has released a new appliance built to manage and route a voluminous amount of machine-to-machine small data messages
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Oracle to ship 128 patches for apps, database and middleware
Oracle is planning to release 128 patches on Tuesday covering security weaknesses that affect "hundreds" of its products.
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Gartner: In-memory computing hits mainstream
In-memory computing is "racing towards mainstream adoption", according to analyst firm Gartner.
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Red Hat rolls FuseSource middleware into JBoss stack
Expanding its stack of enterprise ready open source middleware, Red Hat has integrated key software from its acquisition of FuseSource last September.
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Cisco and EMC - VMware expand data centre portfolio
VCE, the data centre coalition formed by Cisco, EMC and VMware, this week expanded its product portfolio with low-end versions of its integrated infrastructure system, certification to run SAP software and new management capabilities.
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Intel releases SSD cache acceleration software for Linux servers
Intel today released its Cache Acceleration Software for applications running on SSDs inside Linux servers.
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IBM's mainframe chief eyes mobile, social workloads
The head of IBM's mainframe group is looking to bring mobile and social workloads into the platform in another move that would help the mainframe stay relevant and fend off competition from lower-cost systems.
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Adobe patches actively exploited ColdFusion vulnerabilities
Adobe released security patches for its ColdFusion application server yesterday, addressing four critical vulnerabilities that have been actively exploited by attackers since the beginning of January.
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Adobe warns of actively exploited ColdFusion flaws
Adobe Systems warned users of its ColdFusion application server software that hackers are reportedly exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in the product to take control of affected servers.
