Red Hat’s next OS release depends on achieving Xen
Virtualisation was a hot topic at the recent Red Hat Open Source Symposium held in Auckland.
Virtualisation was a hot topic at the recent Red Hat Open Source Symposium held in Auckland.
For the staff of Mount Maunganui-based software developer Vision Software, the dream of a short commute to work and lunch-time swimming is a reality.
The risk of zero-day exploits is increasing as cyber-criminals become more sophisticated and better organised, says Robert Pregnell, Symantec’s Asia Pacific regional product marketing manager for endpoint security and compliance solutions.
Software developer Right Hemisphere, based in Silicon Valley and Auckland, will get an interest-free US$8 million (NZ$12.4 million) loan from the government, on the condition that the company retains two thirds of its research and development in New Zealand.
Auckland-based Orion Health, provider of clinical workflow and integration technology for the healthcare sector, has won a contract with United States Department of Agriculture, Animal Plant Health Inspection Services and Veterinary Services.
The local enterprise applications market will grow steadily over the next five years, says research company IDC.
When the Earth Simulator, which is based just outside Tokyo, was turned on in 2002 it was the fastest super computer in the world. This caused a crisis in confidence in the United States, which had long been the leader when it comes to super computers.
The first Digital Earth Summit on sustainability is being held in Auckland this week (27-30 August).
One of Vista’s main security improvements is BitLocker Drive Encryption, which protects confidential data if computers are lost or stolen, says Wole Moses, a security expert at Microsoft’s regional Windows client solutions division in Turkey.
When implementing a document management system there are a couple of things that organisations often miss, says Sarah Heal, director of Christchurch-based business and IT consultancy Information Leadership Consulting.
Rumour had it that Trade Me’s Sam Morgan was going to speak at the opening of Microsoft’s Tech Ed 2006 in Auckland, and a whiff of disappointment flew through the air when Rowan Simpson, development manager of Trade Me, stepped up on the stage in his place.
There is a new wave of computing coming, says Mark Bregman, senior vice president and chief evangelist of Symantec, a title he says is quite unusual in our part of the world, but very common in Silicon Valley.
Alarm is mounting over the low number of students enrolling in tertiary ICT education and its potential impact on the industry over the next decade.
Sun's new web portal for open source Java is a big step forward, says Laurie Wong, product business manager for software, Sun Microsystems Australia and New Zealand.
Auckland-based AdvanceRetail has sold its retail management software in 14 countries, including Canada, China and Cambodia.