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Dell announces new server portfolio ahead of Xeon E5 launch
Dell has announced a new portfolio of PowerEdge servers based on Intel?s forthcoming Xeon E5 processor, as part of an ?end-to-end IT platform? that the company says will help customers manage data better and make faster business decisions.
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Extreme Networks ships 192-port 40GbE BlackDiamond X8 switch
Extreme Networks has announced general availability of its BlackDiamond X8 modular Ethernet switch, billed as the ?fastest Ethernet switch in the world?.
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Police take down 2,000 .co.uk domains selling counterfeit goods
Police have suspended 2,000 .co.uk domains that were being used to rip off consumers with counterfeit goods.
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Occupy Wall Street protest gets a visit from Anonymous target Aaron Barr
One might think that former HBGary Federal CEO Aaron Barr would stay far away from anything associated with the hacking group Anonymous, which waged an embarrassing hacking campaign earlier this year that resulted in his resignation.
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OpenStack's secret weapon is modularity
Although somewhat late to the market for cloud computing infrastructure, OpenStack enjoys an advantage over other cloud stacks in that it has a modular architecture, said one of the first developers of the open-source cloud software.
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Microsoft employee gets jail for $459,000 fraud
A former Microsoft employee has been jailed for thirty-three months after admitting embezzling $459,000 (£296,000) from the software giant, apparently as part of a bizarre revenge campaign for his alleged treatment while working there.
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Paul Baran, inventor of packet switching and Internet pioneer, dies aged 84
Paul Baran, whose Cold War era invention of packet switching technology helped to lay the foundation for the Internet, has died at the age of 84.
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Did games publisher Ubisoft pirate from itself?
Oops, someone may be in some pretty scalding water at publisher Ubisoft right about now, or they will be, if the following claims turn out to be true.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab costs £130 to make
Calling Samsung's Galaxy Tab a jumbo smartphone rather than a "true competitor" to Apple's iPad, iSuppli calculated a $205.22 bill of materials in its Galaxy Tab teardown.
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Companies starting to get IPv6 message
Global take-up of IPv6 is beginning to accelerate
