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IBM pushes 'affordable' Linux servers for virtualisation and Big Data analysis
IBM has announced new "affordable" Linux servers as the company tries to push its new category of preconfigured servers for virtualisation and Big Data to midmarket and enterprise customers.
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New Linux software targeted at schools
A Canadian company has launched software aimed at the education market.
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Canonical unveils Ubuntu 10.10 release candidate
Ubuntu 10.10, or "Maverick Meerkat," is just one step away from its final version, thanks to the release on Thursday of the Linux software's official Release Candidate.
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OLPC project to add touchscreens to Linux laptops
Nonprofit organisation One Laptop Per Child on Thursday said it is adding a multitouch screen to the upcoming XO-1.75 laptop and is modifying software to take advantage of the new hardware.
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Microsoft releases Linux virtualisation drivers
Microsoft has released set of virtualisation drivers for Red Hat and other Linux software
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Nokia and Intel team up on chipsets
Intel and handset maker Nokia are teaming to develop new mobile computing device and chipset architectures.
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Red hat files suit over Microsoft contract
Red Hat has filed suit with the Swiss Federal Administrative Court, asking it to cancel a contract for desktop software and services that a government agency awarded to Microsoft without calling for competitive bids, the company said
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IBM reinvents servers as 'smart cubes'
IBM is stepping up its efforts to make purpose-built appliances that remove the complexity of integrating software and services in a system.
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Adobe plans patch for Acrobat zero day flaw
Adobe has promised to patch the newest zero-day vulnerability in its popular Adobe Reader software no later than next Tuesday, potentially adding another update to the month's busiest patch day for the second time in three months.
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Vendors show off quick-booting netbooks
The netbook market could be shaken up by the introduction of small laptops that could boot in a few seconds.
