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Open Source Worlds Collide

In a surprising development, open source developer Red Hat has agreed to buy middleware software developer JBoss in a U.S.$350m stock and cash deal.
Yellow Machine Upgrades Software

Anthology Solutions has updated its Yellow Machine Network Attached Storage (NAS) device to software version 3, adding support for Active Directory Services, Disk Scrubbing Technology and Virtual Private Networking.
Sacked For Email Abuse

Former Morgan Stanley Executive Arthur Reil is claming that he was sacked for doing his own job. He was the company's technology officer.
Microsoft Supporting Open Source?

Microsoft is trying to fight the perception of it being an enemy of open source via a new blog called Port 25.
Exchange Killer On The Loose?

One of the world's most popular message transfer agents is going Open Source. A surprise, as most people thought it was already.
Hewlett Packard Hacks & Integrates

Flaws in the software running on two HP printer models can enable hackers unauthorised access networked Windows-based PCs. But HP moves ahead with Open Source integration.
Survey Highlights Sluggish Storage

A recent online survey by Network Appliance has found that British IT managers are facing some tough data management decisions as data volumes increase sending backup and restore times spiralling out of control.
Apple Opens Window For XP

Going against tradition, Apple has released software to enable Windows XP to run on its latest Mac’s alongside OS X, sparking new interest from consumers and business users alike.
Trans-Continental Data Mirroring In Milliseconds

Fujitsu has announced that it will be demonstrating new ways in which storage technology can be used to replicate data over great distances using McDATA SAN routers.
Road Warriors Get ACT Together

Melbourne’s Sage CRM has announced the release ACT! By Sage Premium for Web 8.0, claiming increases in security, constant access to customer data and more robust team collaboration for remote workers.