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- November 30, 2005
30 Nov'05
Concurrent maintainability -- your best insurance policy
This column originally appeared on TechTarget's Expert Answer Center as a post in Robert McFarlane's blog. Robert served as the
- November 30, 2005
30 Nov'05
Grounding -- the 'black art'
This column originally appeared on TechTarget's Expert Answer Center as a post in Robert McFarlane's blog. Robert served as the
- November 08, 2005
08 Nov'05
The future of multi-core processors
Marc Tremblay, Sun Microsystems fellow, vice president and chief architect, made news last month when the company announced that he had been awarded his 100th technology patent since joining Sun in 1991. Thirty-six of Tremblay's patents have ...
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- October 18, 2005
18 Oct'05
Stopping Linux desktop adoption sabotage, part one
Is Microsoft using its considerable resources to hinder adoption of Linux on the desktop? Outspoken IT consultant John H. Terpstra thinks so, and he intends to prove it.
- July 05, 2005
05 Jul'05
Platespin's OS Portability promising
Imagine a data center with no boundaries between hardware, software and operating systems. The impending release of OS Portability, from software start-up PlateSpin hopes to make that a reality.
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Sponsored News
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How to Derive Exceptional Business Value from Your Hyperconverged Infrastructure
Sponsored by Dell Technologies - IT decision-makers are increasingly turning to hyperconverged infrastructure as the go-to solution for a wide range of use cases and workloads from the data center to the hybrid cloud to the edge. See More
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Enhanced Productivity and Collaboration Tools for the Hybrid Workplace
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3 Key Benefits of Hybrid Cloud as a Service
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Optimizing Storage Architectures for Edge Computing: 5 Design Considerations
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- May 31, 2005
31 May'05
Perens: Too many licenses deters sharing of code
Open source expert Bruce Perens had a thing or two to say about licensing in the wake of the LinuxWorld Summit, held in New York last week.
- March 28, 2005
28 Mar'05
A Berkeley DB primer
Just how is open source Berkeley DB different from other databases? Sleepycat CEO Mike Olson offers his view.
- February 09, 2005
09 Feb'05
HP CEO Fiorina resigns
Hewlett-Packard dumps CEO Carly Fiorina as it struggles with its storage and server strategy.
- June 21, 2004
21 Jun'04
Who wrote Linux? The second installment of tall tales
Here are two more tall tales from SearchEnterpriseLinux.com readers who want to know who really wrote Linux.
- June 09, 2004
09 Jun'04
Who wrote Linux? I did! No, Harry did! Or was it the monkey?
Now that there's money to be made from Linux, creators of the Linux kernel's code are showing up faster than long-lost relatives at a billionaire's funeral. First, SCO said that a bunch of Linux code belongs to them. Now, some folks are saying that ...
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- August 14, 2003
14 Aug'03
Nab hackers with Snort on Linux
Stocking a Linux security toolbox? Don't forget Snort, says Rafeeq Ur Rehman, author of Intrusion Detection with Snort from Prentice Hall PTR. Snort's stability and cross-platform compatibility makes it Rehman's enterprise open-source ...
- May 21, 2003
21 May'03
The Wrong Choice: Locked in by license restrictions
An IT professional found he was handcuffed by licensing restrictions, a wrong choice he had made years prior.
- March 20, 2003
20 Mar'03
Linux vs. Windows TCO: Complex issues, no easy answers
Figuring out the total cost of ownership (TCO) for Linux versus Windows for any given application is not a simple matter.
- March 14, 2003
14 Mar'03
The Wrong Choice: Company rejects Linux, learns a lesson
Charged with implementing an application server that ran on both Linux and Windows 2000, webmaster Joe Sechman immediately chose Linux. Unfortunately, Sechman, who works for a large organization he preferred not to name, couldn't persuade his ...