Tiny Linux hits the streets
A very small Linux operating system, known as Puppy Linux, has had a "major upgrade" after version 3.0 hit the streets this week.
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New tool irons out BI data inconsistencies
BI vendor MicroStrategy has launched Integrity Manager, a new product that tests the accuracy of BI applications by validating data and report integrity when changes are made.
Analysts: Businesses to save millions from virtualisation
Infrastructure virtualisation will be the dominate technology in datacentres within the next few years, thanks to the convergence of three significant factors in the global economy, according to analyst firm Butler Group.
Report: Chinese Army blamed for Pentagon hack
The Chinese military has been blamed for a hack into a computer network belonging to the Pentagon, according to leaked reports of an internal investigation.
Body heat touted as power source
German scientists claimed to have a developed a procedure that harnesses body heat in order to generate power, which in the future may be used to power mobile devices.
EMC unveils VoIP tools
EMC has launched new VoIP management software.
Fujitsu releases laptop with biodegradable chassis
Fujitsu is offering a laptop with a biodegradable chassis made out of plastic derived from cornstarch.
Apache losing ground says another survey
More evidence is emerging that Apache is suffering against Redmond, after a survey revealed that Microsoft's Internet Information Services Web server is outserving Apache on Fortune 1000 websites.
Survey points to SOA pay off
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is having a noticeable impact when it is implemented, according to a new report from Aberdeen Group.
Shadow IT culture thriving in many organisations: survey
Businesses are increasingly accepting the existence of a “shadow” IT culture, in which end users install uncontrolled “rogue” technology to make good the shortcomings of overstretched IT departments, according to a recent survey.