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Red Hat to Use Automation, Virtualization to Eat the Server Space
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
It is not very often that you see an IT vendor that is not holding a monopoly or near monopoly in its market point to the upper decks and say that it is going to make a home run, on demand. But last Wednesday, as the chief techies and marketeer at commercial Linux distributor Red Hat were announcing Enterprise Linux 5.1 and their vision to virtualize the data center, the company said that it was aiming to have its Linux own 50 percent market share on global server shipments by 2015. READ MORE >
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Red Hat Puts Out Fedora 8 Rev of Development Linux
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
The Fedora Project, which is the community sponsored by Red Hat to create the development releases of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux distribution, last week announced Fedora 8, which is already off to a big start in the race for downloads and bug hunting. READ MORE >
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Intel Announces First "Penryn" Xeon Processors
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
Chip maker Intel is timing the launch of its 'Penryn' family of 45 nanometer quad-core Xeon processors to coincide with the Supercomputing Conference 2007 high performance computing event being held this week in Reno, Nevada, as a means of highlighting the performance and performance per watt advantages its new 'Harperstown' Xeon 5400s can offer to HPC customers. But the chips will plug into other commercial two-socket servers and workstations, too, and they will put that much more pressure on Advanced Micro Devices and its 'Barcelona' quad-core X64 chips. READ MORE >
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Mad Dog 21/21: Symphony for the Devil
by Hesh Wiener
Symphony is what IBM calls its collection of free (as in free beer) productivity applications based on free (as in free speech) OpenOffice code. IBM has given its OpenOffice distro a recycled brand name and put it to work as a printer's devil for its Lotus Notes client and Domino collaboration and publishing server. But IBM is giving away ice in the winter. You don't need IBM to get OpenOffice, and, besides, productivity applications are headed for the Web or, as Sun Microsystems said before the Dot Com Crash wiped the smile off its overbite, the network is the computer. READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
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November 3, 2007: Volume 9, Number 44
October 27, 2007: Volume 9, Number 43
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