Last week, I met up with Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat's CEO. He gave a very fluent presentation to a group of journalists that ran through Red Hat's business model, and explained why – unsurprisingly – he was optimistic about his company's future growth.
Read more »Why No Billion-Dollar Open Source Companies?
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Buntfu increases reach with new and extensive categories.
After much planning and thought about implementing new categories on Buntfu.com it became apparent that the structure needed to be descriptive yet open enough to require little maintenance was more challenging than originally anticipated. Yet, the importance and significance of supporting more hardware and software that works with Free and Open Source systems was too great to ignore.
Read more »HP to buy slim Linux OS from Phoenix
Hewlett-Packard will buy Linux-based quick-boot OS and client virtualization assets from Phoenix Technologies for US$12 million, Phoenix said on Thursday.
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What price can you put on a user community?
In a swift decision Sony effectively put a price on one of its user communities. It terminated a sought-after feature in one of its products and with it went a vibrant end-user community.
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Virtualization Showdown: VMware and Novell Counter Red Hat
Novell is using a surround-and-conquer strategy to compete against RHEV, which is still a fledgling virtualization option.
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IBM Uses Novell to Take Market Share From Rivals Like Oracle
A look at the 10-year anniversary IBM and Novell are celebrating; Novell is trying to poach Solaris users
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HP leverages Linux, less known for contribution
The 451 Group has published another open source strategy Spotlight report, this time turning our attention to longtime Linux server vendor Hewlett-Packard, which continues to dedicate resources to Linux and other open source software communities.
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The Ubuntu Advantage? Canonical Takes On Red Hat
Red Hat is the king of commercial Linux support, no doubt about it. Canonical has entered the market and with some refined support products could present a very compelling alternative.
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VMware, Novell partner on virtualization
VMware will standardize its virtual appliances on Suse Linux and be the single point of contact for users of vSphere and Suse
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Counting the Cost of Free: What Value, Linux?
Lora Bentley spoke with Amanda McPherson, marketing and developer programs VP at the Linux Foundation. She and two colleagues recently released a new paper, “Estimating the Total Development Cost of a Linux Distribution.”
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Canonical to hold "Ubuntu in Business" event
Canonical and the Ubuntu UK community have announced that they are hosting a joint "Ubuntu in Business" event on July 13th
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Top 10 Reasons to Consider Open Source CRM
CRM solutions are just as reliable and can provide more bang for the buck than traditional proprietary CRM applications. So why should you consider open source CRM for your business? We found 10 good reasons.
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Step by step guide on migrating from shared hosting to VPS hosting
A short guide on migrating from shared hosting to vps hosting.
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Novell offers Sun migration program
Novell sees opportunity from the acquisition of Sun by Oracle. This is because there has been concern amongst some of Sun's customers since their being acquired by Oracle.
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Ten years of IBM mainframe Linux
Back in March 1991, Stewart Alsop, venture capitalist and one time editor-in-chief of InfoWorld said, "I predict that the last mainframe will be unplugged on March 15, 1996." In 2010, while IBM doesn't break out its profits by individual server line, IBM's systems and technology group, reported 1st quarter revenue of $3.4 billion.
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