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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundBallmer repeats threats against Linux
February 20, 2007 In no-nonsense presentation to New York analysts, Microsoft's CEO warns Linux sellers that open-source "is not free."Jumping through hoops
March 7, 2005IBM pushes Linux on Power processors
January 21, 2004 Big Blue puts more weight behind its effort to attract customers to Linux that runs on its own Power processors, an initiative that distinguishes IBM from its competitors in the server market.Start-up offers shelter to SCO targets
March 17, 2004 A New York company hopes to mine the legal threat posed by the SCO Group by launching a service that helps corporate Linux users minimize their risks.SuSE to announce Linux security certification
January 21, 2004 Novell plans to announce on Wednesday that SuSE Linux, the version of the open-source operating system it acquired earlier this month, has passed a new level of security certification.SuSE wins Linux a new security badge
January 21, 2004 Novell says SuSE Linux, the version of the open-source operating system it acquired earlier this month, has passed a higher level of security certification.Banks 'should give back to open-source community'
April 26, 2006 The Street is making increasing use of open source, but the financial world should contribute more code, experts say.Week ahead: Penguin roosts amid earnings
January 18, 2004 The East Coast edition of LinuxWorld gets under way as a crowd of tech bigwigs--Microsoft and eBay among them--report their quarterly revenue, profit and other results.New York researchers opt for Big Blue blades
March 26, 2004 The University at Buffalo turns to IBM for a 266-blade server system to investigate basic disease mechanisms--the beginning of what it plans will be a system about 50 times larger.A Microsoft-Red Hat warming trend?
May 10, 2005 CEOs Steve Ballmer and Matthew Szulik met for a meal recently, sources say. How's Microsoft feeling about open source these days?Week ahead: Linux, Gates and Hurricane Jeanne
September 26, 2004 Red Hat's analyst confab is in New York, while Bill Gates is in Silicon Valley. And Florida tech event planners are closely watching Hurricane Jeanne.Week ahead: Embedded chips enter the spotlight
May 16, 2004 The quiet unsung heroes used in countless products will be in the limelight this week in Silicon Valley. Meanwhile, Red Hat's hobbyist version of Linux is set to be announced.Dell sees billions in expanded SAP deal
April 28, 2004 The PC maker and software giant are broadening their support alliance, which Michael Dell says could give his company a much larger share of the SAP installation market.IBM opens up its Power line
March 31, 2004 Big Blue proposes a new collaboration system for its Power processor, hoping to promote both chip design and the performance of future devices that use the chips.Week ahead: Wrestling with tech confabs
September 19, 2004 A crowded schedule of technology industry events could have conference organizers fighting for attention.Week ahead: Money talks
July 25, 2004 Tech earning announcements enter a second week of heavy activity.IBM unveils Opteron server
June 24, 2003 Fans of clustered supercomputing machines get a first glimpse of the dual-processor, rack-mounted system built around AMD's Opteron chip.
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