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The tech of the Irish
March 4, 2008 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos just finished a whirlwind tour of Ireland's tech start-ups and research centers. Here's what he found.Start-up delivers movie downloads
October 4, 2004 NetCableTV lets people download movies off a network of other customers' computers instead of from a central server.Start-up enters field of blades
March 9, 2004 3Up Systems squeezes into the blade server market with a medium-size Xeon-based product that features an integrated Ethernet switch.Sun shuffles software execs
January 25, 2007 Aisling MacRunnels takes over software marketing, while predecessor Peder Ulander is now trying to woo start-ups.Start-up adds shortcuts to Web browsing
April 23, 2007 Keyword-based browser shortcuts have been around for a while. OpenDNS says it has a better idea that also happens to be free.Fabric7 banks on high-end x86 servers
November 1, 2005 A Silicon Valley start-up bets that AMD's Opteron processor and built-in networking will help its high-end x86 servers succeed where others fail.Start-up brings glitch wiki to IT pros
April 3, 2006 Splunk believes tech administrators deserve a Wikipedia equivalent for tracking system data center errors and events.Start-up lands 10GigE deals with IBM, HP
March 27, 2006 NetXen, builder of high-speed network processors and network cards, wins two major server accounts.Start-up aims for flexible server design
May 9, 2005 Liquid Computing lands $14 million in funding to develop a high-speed server touted as both adaptable and easily expandable.Juniper buys two start-ups
April 26, 2005 Company is beefing up enterprise portfolio with technology from two start-ups that will help improve network performance and security.A Linux start-up on the path to profits
October 30, 2006 newsmaker Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth is ready for Ubuntu to make the leap from the desktop to the server room.Sun countersues start-up Azul
May 4, 2006 Server maker argues Java hardware Azul infringed six patents and got trade secrets by hiring Sun employees.Perens joins start-up SourceLabs
June 8, 2005 Open-source advocate to lead developer relations at start-up founded last year by former Microsoft and BEA employees.Open-source hygiene start-up nabs Sun exec
May 2, 2005 Mark Tolliver resurfaces to lead a start-up selling software that ensures proprietary and open-source software don't intermingle.Virtualization start-up picks new name, CEO
January 24, 2005 Start-up that aims to link low-end computers into single, more powerful machines changes name for second time in two months.Start-up pitches high-end Web apps on the cheap
November 18, 2004 ActiveGrid lands multimillion-dollar funding for plan to use open-source tools, low-cost servers for Web applications.EMC acquires server specialist VMware
December 16, 2003 update The storage company will pay about $635 million in cash for the start-up, in a move that will help it reach further into the world of utility computing.Virtualization start-ups hit reset button
April 3, 2006 Virtual Iron and XenSource, two contenders in a hot market, will tell LinuxWorld faithful their new ways to take on VMware.Java hardware start-up Azul sues Sun
March 15, 2006 Start-up says Sun threatened to sue for patent infringement unless it paid steep royalties, gave Sun a company stake.Start-up cools data centers, cuts energy use
January 4, 2006 Degree Controls has crafted a way to put cold air where it can do the most good.
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