IBM boosts SAN Volume Controller performance with SSDs
IBM will add support for SSDs to version 5.0 of its SAN Volume Controller and is promising a big boost in performance with or without flash storage.
Collaboration tools worth the investment, survey says
A recent global survey of business and IT managers found that their companies got back benefits [...]
IBM will add support for SSDs to version 5.0 of its SAN Volume Controller and is promising a big boost in performance with or without flash storage.
A recent global survey of business and IT managers found that their companies got back benefits perceived as equal to four times their investment, on average, in unified communication and collaboration technologies.
EnterpriseDB is touting enterprise-level capabilities of its Postgres Plus Standard Server 8.4 open source database, which was released this week. The company says the database, which is based on PostgreSQL database technology, offers enterprises cost benefits of open source, performance benefits of a community-developed product, and the reassurance of vendor support.
Google Docs users are having problems printing, exporting, and uploading certain files, the company acknowledged, as it is rolling out a set of upgrades to this hosted office productivity suite.
Acer, the world’s third largest PC vendor, on Wednesday announced two of its most highly anticipated products with Google’s Android mobile operating system on board, the Liquid smartphone and an Aspire One netbook.
Michael Dell has given netbooks a big thumbs-down, but he thinks Windows 7 can restore our faith in PCs.
The Dell founder and CEO answered questions Tuesday night at a Silicon Valley dinner sponsored by the Churchill Club, where he also owned up to the “biggest mistake” of his career and described his company’s plan to expand further into IT services.
Adobe issued a security update Tuesday that patched 29 vulnerabilities in its popular PDF viewing and editing applications, most of them bugs that attackers can use to grab control of personal computers.
Intel on Tuesday reported strong third-quarter earnings that beat analyst expectations and were buoyed by what the company called “momentum” in the economy.
The chip maker reported third-quarter revenue of $9.39 billion for the quarter that ended Sept. 26, beating the $9.04 billion estimated by analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. Revenue was up by $1.4 billion compared to this fiscal year’s second quarter, though it was lower than the $10.2 billion Intel reported in the third quarter last year.
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