Previous DayRed Hat - not losing Dell but gaining a Google
Blog With one day to go before Red Hat's annual user conference kicks off here in sunny San Diego, the rumour mill seems to be picking up – and there is some good news and bad news for the Linux...
CNET Networks journalists intend to sue HP
Blog Three journalists working for news.com, a website owned by ZDNet UK's parent company CNET Networks, are preparing to file a lawsuit against HP for invasion of their privacy. The private phone...
Sun outlines plans for Java
News The server and software company comes full circle with Java, releasing a scripting language to ease desktop and device Java development
Ethernet inventor welcomed into Hall of Fame
Q&A Before his induction ceremony, Bob Metcalfe shared his thoughts on network tech, patents, net neutrality and bold predictions
The stupid! It burns!
Blog Some people do not deserve to inherit the digital age. This isn't a business strategy, it's historic re-enactment. Like the Sealed Knot or folk dancing, only about a hundred times more annoying....
University computer cluster boosts Cern research
News Cluster at Queen Mary, University of London will link into 100,000 processor computer grid to bolster scientific and medical research
Microsoft deal produces branch-office appliance
News Partnership with network optimisers Packeteer results in 'comprehensive' Windows-based package
Alan Sugar and the secrets of the universe
Leader Amstrad as a high-energy physics research company seems delightfully surreal. There are more difficult equations for the industry to crack
Wi-Fi hack caused TK Maxx security breach
News The biggest loss of credit-card data in history was brought about largely because of lax wireless LAN security, it has emerged
hmmm
Talkback i have linux installed on a Dell in the UK (shock! horror!) What's more it installed without the need for additional drivers unlike Windows which doesn't recognise anything (sound, network,...
NetServices sells wholesale business to ezeeDSL
News Controversial relationship between broadband wholesaler and the ISP is solidified through the sale of most of NetServices' connectivity business
Is it a mouse, or is it a mouse?
Blog In a grotesque collision of the hitherto (with good reason, some might say) unconnected realms of IT and taxidermy, someone has come up with a, erm, mouse-mouse. So obvious, when you think about...
Whatever happened to... holographic storage?
Blog Amazing what you find when you're researching on the Web. Take Optware to Release 30 GB Holographic Card for Less than $1 at the End of 2006, a story from June 2005. And what an exciting story...
Vista blues...
Blog Well, it made us laugh.
Samsung promotes Q1 UMPC improvements
News After disappointing reviews and sales for the original Q1 UMPC, Samsung executives have been touting the next generation's customer-led improvements
