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GPLv3, the great General
Public License rewrite,
is now a year-old and
used by 2,345 open source
projects including
Ubuntu, SugarCRM and
Samba. Adoption has
reportedly been growing
at about 20% a month over
the past six months.
According to some figures
sent aroun...
HP, which is trying to be
stylish, is going up
against Apple's MacBook
Air with a Voodoo Envy
notebook that's all of
0.70-inches deep and
weighs 3.37 pounds
wrapped in a carbon fiber
skin. It's supposed to
boot in seconds to access
a browser or Skype, but
has shor...
Intel, Alcatel-Lucent,
Cisco, Clearwire, Samsung
and Sprint have formed
the Open Patent Alliance
(OPA) in hopes of
ensuring the future of
WiMAX with a patent pool
that helps participating
companies get access to
WiMAX patent licenses at
a predictable cost,
charged...
Apple has a history of
carriage trade pricing,
and, although such
practices cost it the PC
market - while imbuing it
with a certain cachet -
the policy was enshrined
in the original iPhone.
For the first time Monday
Apple sorta kinda changed
its tune, so to speak,
...
The AMD v Intel private
antitrust suit -
otherwise known as the
'No Lawyer Left Behind
Program' - is so big and
unwieldy that the special
master in charge of
sorting out discovery has
pushed the trial date
back from April of 2009
to February of 2010 to
give the pa...
Europe's antitrust chief
Neelie Kroes, who has now
taken on the role of open
standards evangelist,
gave a speech at
OpenForum Europe the
other day recommending
that business and
government adopt 'open
standards.' 'Open
standards' in Neelie's
mouth is code for 'ope...
After failing to come to
terms with Microsoft, and
with antitrust regulators
hovering in the
background, Yahoo has
gone and cut that
death-defying deal on
search advertising with
arch-rival Google saying
the agreement could clear
$800 million in annual
revenues. T...
Talks between Yahoo and
Microsoft have failed for
the second time. Yahoo
said Thursday afternoon
that Microsoft has
refused to buy Yahoo for
$33 a share, the price
Microsoft offered May 3
and then pulled off the
table when Yahoo's
co-founders held out for
$37. Mic...
John Gage, Sun employee
number 5 and its chief
researcher, head of its
science office - the guy
who coined the Sun tag
line 'The Network is the
Computer' - a seemingly
nonsense slogan Sun used
to wish it could shake -
has finally left the
building after 25 years.
...
Parascale, the
four-year-old firm with
the Cloud Storage system
software layered on the
Linux XFS file system,
the Linux operating
system and the Internet
Protocol networking
protocol stack, has hired
Sajai Krishnan out of
NetApp to be its CEO. He
ran NetApp's mid...
IDC and Gartner have
boosted their worldwide
PC growth projections for
the year. IDC thinks
shipments will be up
15.2% to 310 million
units compared to last
year, not 12.8% like it
said it March and Gartner
puts the number at 12.5%
rather than 10.9%.
The Federal Trade
Commission has decided to
formally investigate
Intel for antitrust for
pushing AMD to the wall
with its sales
incentives, an answer to
a prayer AMD has been
saying for years now. AMD
supposedly only brought
its mammoth private
antitrust suit agai...
eBay is opening its site
so third-party developers
can integrate
applications directly
into eBay Selling
Manager, an online tool
for managing and tracking
listings on eBay. It's
excepting a flurry of
sales optimization apps.
SUSE, which is packaged
up with Xen, has started
supporting VMware's
Virtual Machine Interface
(VMI), Vmware's brand of
paravirtualization.
Novell worked on the
widgetry with VMware for
nine months and modified
the SUSE kernel to
support VMI, a
communication mecha...
Citrix is losing its
sales boss John Burris to
one of the open source
contingent's few publicly
traded companies, the
struggling Sourcefire,
creator of Snort, the
security software, whose
$15 IPO price has pretty
been shaved in half since
its debut in March of
2007. 
In a Microsoft internal
e-mail that just
'happened' to get out,
Microsoft says it lost
interest in acquiring all
of Yahoo because of
Yahoo's foot-dragging and
offered instead $1
billion for just Yahoo's
search operation and
another $8 billion, the
equivalent of $3...
Red Hat is beta testing
its JBoss Enterprise
Application Platform as a
solution on Amazon's
Elastic Compute Cloud
(EC2). It's a way to
tickle enterprise
adoption of its Java
application server. EC2
offers developers,
enterprises and startups
a web-scale compute
...
Pushing back against
VMware, its chief rival,
Tuesday, Citrix released
its ballyhooed, on-demand
XenDesktop, the widgetry
that delivers custom,
managed virtual Windows
desktops from a data
center server to a user
over the network, and
priced the stuff. Theres
a fr...
Microsoft figures that in
five years time half the
Exchange mailboxes in the
world - perhaps 160
million mailboxes - will
be running on its servers
in its cloud
infrastructure on
Exchange Online. At least
that's Microsoft senior
vice-president Chris
Capossela told...
Lehman Brothers analyst
Tim Luke thinks maybe,
just maybe mind, AMD
might try to move up
Shanghai, the 45nm
version of the 65nm
Barcelona from 4Q08/1Q09
to 3Q08, which by the
calendar is just around
the corner. However, he's
not giving the
scuttlebutt that much
...
SNORT creator Sourcefire,
one of the few publicly
owned open source
companies, has rejected
an unsolicited
$7.50-a-share offer, a
total of roughly $187.4
million cash, from
privately held Barracuda
Networks, claiming it
undervalues the
enterprise security
compan...
Citrix has bought sepago
GmbH's sepagoProfile
software so user profiles
in XenDesktop, XenApp and
Provisioning Server are
integrated. Terms were
not disclosed but as part
of the deal the
Cologne-based sepago will
continue developing the
product for virtualizing
ap...
ComScore has upped
Google's US search share.
It was 59.8% in March and
now for April it's 61.6%.
It gave Yahoo 20.4% and
Microsoft 9.1%. HP and
Foxconn International, a
unit of Taiwan-based Hon
Hai Precision Industry,
the big contract
manufacturer, are
building a ...
Broadcom's six-foot
six-inch co-founder and
ex-CEO Henry Nicholas,
48, whose last reported
whereabouts was in rehab
for alcoholism, was
busted Thursday after two
grand jury indictments
were unsealed. One
accuses him of a raft of
titillating drug charges;
the other...
Since Microsoft's
forecast - and its margin
implications - is nothing
to sneeze at, we asked
industry analyst and
cloud spotter Amy Wohl
what she has been seeing.
'The first thing to keep
in mind is that we have
some semantic confusion,
as is usual at this stage
o...
IBM is starting to
monetize Lotus Symphony,
its freebie collection of
Office-displacing
ODF-based software for
creating and sharing
documents, spreadsheets
and presentations - but
not for the money. It's
offering unlimited
subscription-based remote
technical suppo...
Rumor has it that
Salesforce.com, that CRM
paean to cloud computing,
is going to start selling
Gmail and Google Docs
integrated into its
system. The pair cut a
deal nine months ago for
Saleforce to include
Adwords in its
applications. 
AMD has announced its
next-generation
Centrino-chasing notebook
platform Puma, touting it
as delivering the
'ultimate HD visual
performance' as well as
increased energy
efficiency. It's
depending on the widgetry
to fix some of its $4.3
billion in losses
accumula...
In a unanimous decision
Monday the Supreme Court
restricted patent
holders' from collecting
multiple royalties by
charging the supply chain
for IP that's already
been sold upstream. Their
Honors found for Quanta
and against LG
Electronics in a case in
which LG lic...
Sun is rushing in where
other server vendor have
so far feared to tread
and says that starting in
the second half it will
offer servers and storage
based on Flash, the
pricey kind of widgetry
found in cell phones and
MP3 players. It claims it
will be ahead of the
...
Right now Reiser faces a
sentence to 25 years to
life for first-degree
murder, a conviction
based on circumstantial
evidence. If he
cooperates it could mean
he's looking at
second-decree murder, a
mandatory sentence of 15
years to life and the
possibility of parol...
Microsoft is making
System Center, its
central management
scheme, natively manage
Linux, Unix and VMware
virtual servers. The
widgetry has always been
a Windows-only affair,
but now there are betas
available showing off
Microsoft's
cross-platform prowess,
import...
Adobe says Acrobat 9.0, a
major upgrade, will be
available in July and in
three different versions:
Standard, Pro and Pro
Extended. It will be sold
standalone and Pro will
be integrated into
Adobe's Creative Suite
3.3 Design Premium and
Standard editions. CS 3.3
is also due in July.
HP, which has previously
given the space to Yahoo,
is going to pre-install a
Silverlight-based Live
Search-enabled toolbar on
all consumer PCs it ships
in the US and Canada
starting in January.
That's when the HP-Yahoo
deal expires.
Microsoft says it's going
to ride the nettop wave
and push XP, which is
supposed to die this
month, onto the ultra
low-cost devices meant to
put e-mail, web browsing
and instant messages in
your pocket. It says it's
working with 20 OEMs.
It's unclear what it's
cha...
EnterpriseDB co-founder
and CEO Andy Astor has
stepped aside so Ed
Boyajian, brought in from
Red Hat, can take the
four-year-old company to
the proverbial next
level, they said.
Boyajian has been running
Red Hat's North American
sales under one title or
another fo...