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ScaleMP Takes Its Virtual HPC Solution to the Next Level with AMD Support

By Klint Finley Sep 19, 2011

ScaleMP will today announce a partnership with AMD. Previously ScaleMP has supported only Intel based architectures, but ScaleMP’s virtualization solution will soon run on AMD architecture. The new version of the software will be…

The Difficulty in Adding Social Features to Already Established Applictations

By Alex Williams Sep 19, 2011

Atlassian announced Confluence 4.0 today and with it officially recognized the “@” symbol for notifications in its collaborative service. That may not be the most significant new feature for the Atlassian product but it…

Appcelerator’s Extension Marketplace: A Shop for Mobile Developers

By Kristen Nicole Sep 19, 2011

Appcelerator, the mobile cloud platform for developing native mobile, desktop, and tablet applications using web technologies, is launching its own marketplace, harping on a trend that’s booming in certain sectors, but lacking for the…

Motorola, Extreme Networks Help Power “Free WiFi” at Hotels

By Cherr Aira Sep 19, 2011

Hotels without WiFi are no-nos for planning business travels. Having a wireless internet connection symbolizes a modernized academe. The idea of having a WiFi property now makes it more appealing to the rest of…

Opera Bets on Browser-App Store Combo

By Maria Deutscher Sep 19, 2011

Browser maker Opera Software, not to be confused with big data firm Opera Solutions that raised $84 million last week, is venturing deeper into mobile. It’s been doing that by not only offering mobile…

For Data Center Expansion, Twitter Heads East

By Saroj Kar Sep 19, 2011

No doubt cloud-computing is one aspect of cutting down the overall cost of the IT infrastructure, and on other side there is a shift going on the data centers front as they are transforming…

FBI Continues to Investigate Anonymous High-Profile Celebrity Hacks

By Kristina Farrah Sep 19, 2011

Anonymous has kept the Los Angeles office of the FBI busy investigating its somewhat erratic targeting of eminent figures. FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller spilled to CNET that there are already dozens of victims so…

Japanese Defense Contractor Mitsubishi Heavy Shakes Virus Infection

By Kyt Dotson Sep 19, 2011

The United States defense contractor community aren’t the only ones suffering under the yolk of cyberattacks—as seen now that Mitsubishi Heavy, Japan’s largest defense contractor, has discovered a multitude of their computers infected with…

Speculation Mounts – Time for Oracle to Make Its Big Data Move

By Jeffrey Kelly Sep 19, 2011

OpenWorld is less than two weeks away and speculation is increasing that Oracle is going to make a Big Data-related announcement at the show. Big Data presents a bit of a quandary for Oracle.…

Most Files Saved in Google Apps are from Microsoft Office (and Others)

By Cherr Aira Sep 19, 2011

When my Microsoft Office applications are acting up, Google Docs is always there to save the day. Earlier today, I tried sorting files in my Google Docs and was quite surprised to see that…

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ScaleMP Takes Its Virtual HPC Solution to the Next Level with AMD Support

The Difficulty in Adding Social Features to Already Established Applictations

Appcelerator’s Extension Marketplace: A Shop for Mobile Developers

Motorola, Extreme Networks Help Power “Free WiFi” at Hotels

Opera Bets on Browser-App Store Combo

FBI Continues to Investigate Anonymous High-Profile Celebrity Hacks

Japanese Defense Contractor Mitsubishi Heavy Shakes Virus Infection

Speculation Mounts – Time for Oracle to Make Its Big Data Move

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