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	Work underway to keep Xen support in Fedora 13 Open Source Subnet blog: On Monday, Fedora 13 was released and it was chock full of features to appeal to the enterprise. There is good news/bad news for Fedora lovers who prefer the Xen hypervisor. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP SMB: Strategy Guide to Risk Mitigation This strategy guide offers concrete risk mitigation techniques specifically designed for midsize organizations. Learn how to proactively manage physical and virtual systems and see the early signs of infrastructure trouble to avoid outages. Read Now! In this Issue Databases Are The Bottleneck In The Cloud. Terracotta Is The Open Source Answer Microsoft uses open source to make Outlook data portable Don't Talk The Talk, Without Walking The Walk Can Open Science Be More Successful Than Greed? 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Terracotta Is The Open Source Answer Alan Shimel: So you think you can just take that MySQL or Oracle database with all of that data that you have been using for 4 years or more and transfer it up to the cloud? Cloud don't work like that. But Terracotta does. Read More Microsoft uses open source to make Outlook data portable Amy Vernon: Microsoft announced two more open-source projects today, which will give developers the ability to access data from the widely used (and hacked) Outlook program. Read More Don't Talk The Talk, Without Walking The Walk Alan Shimel: One thing I have learned in years of writing "on the public record" is that if you have to be very careful when you make statements about companies positions. Read More Can Open Science Be More Successful Than Greed? Alan Shimel: The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works. Read More WHITE PAPER: Novell File Management Suite Better track and understand storage patterns, allocate and manage storage based on its relevance and value to the business, while saving money in the administration and procurement of storage resources. Learn to get a handle on the unchecked proliferation of data. Read Now An Open Web App Store could eliminate interoperability problems Amy Vernon: An Open Web App Store could revolutionize the booming app business, or it could be a crushing failure - due to no fault of its own. A post this week on the Mozilla blog details what the foundation proposes. Read More Winner and Still Champ, DotNetNuke Alan Shimel: When I started writing about commercial open source companies that have been successful selling to the enterprise, several comments pointed to DotNetNuke. Read More Rackspace powers Windows cloud with Citrix Xenserver Jon Brodkin: Rackspace has built its Windows-based cloud service on top of Citrix's XenServer hypervisor, rather than the more basic open source version of Xen, and plans to move its whole cloud infrastructure over to XenServer. Read More One Mighty Big Cup o' Froyo Mark Murphy: Google put out many a hint earlier this year that they were going to cut back to two Android releases per year, versus the eight they shipped in 16 months previously. If today's Google I|O keynote is indicative of the scope of Android advancement per release, those will be very large releases. Read More WHITE PAPER: MessageLabs Ensure 360-Degree Border Security Managing the security and availability of Web, email, and IM is complex. This paper will discuss the modern threat of blended attacks from web, email and IM. and highlight how a comprehensive hosted solution by Symantec Hosted Services can secure your networks from these threat vectors. Read Now Do The Laws Of Robotics Apply To Google? WebM May Test It Alan Shimel: Google now finds itself in a R. Daneel Olivaw -like conundrum regarding the VP8 video codec and the future of video on the web. Read More Chrome browser exits beta for Mac, Linux for the first time Google has removed the beta label from the latest version of its Chrome browser, marking the first time a "stable release" is available for the Linux and Mac OS platforms, not just Windows. Read More Microsoft uses Apache License for open source Outlook tools Microsoft has released two open source tools on CodePlex that let developers more easily create apps for Outlook PST files. Those tools are not only open source, they've been released under the Apache License (instead of one of Microsoft's own two open source licenses). The tools follow Microsoft's February release of full documentation for its Outlook 2010 .PST files. Read More 7 open source innovations on the cutting edge Think open source doesn¿t innovate? Think again. Here are seven projects that are exploring exciting new directions in computing -- for free Read More Novell unveils new version of Identity Manager Last week Novell brought BrainShare back to Europe after a four year absence. But the gathering in Amsterdam almost didn't happen, as the Icelandic ash cloud closed Amsterdam's Schiphol airport two days before the conference was to begin. I heard lots of stories about people scrambling for ways to get to the city. But it did get going on time and, I'm really happy to say, it looks like Novell is back. Read More Red Hat exec: Oracle's not an open source company Red Hat disses Oracle, and expounds on its open source strategy. Read More
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