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If there was one revelation at this week's Microsoft TechEd conference it was that the company's product pipeline is stuffed with new software timed
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The data chef discusses translation of data from SPSS format, for those who don't have a licensed copy at hand.
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Six months after launching its Azure cloud OS, Microsoft is using the same cloud terminology to describe its stack of datacenter infrastructure softw
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Software maker Cassatt, founded in 2003 to manage virtual resources in the data center, is on the verge of a bankruptcy or sale, according to a repor
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Although many businesses say that they see no economic advantage to deploying IPv6 over their networks, several panelists at this year's FutureNet sa
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Scott Hogg, the coauthor of the Cisco-approved IPv6 Security guidebook, talks discusses how networks could be affected by IPv6 traffic without their
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Rails? Microsoft Access? Aren't those from different planets? Well, they may have different origins, but their similarities give me hope.
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For the first time in its 23-year history as a public company, Microsoft's revenue dropped in year-over-year comparison as the company reported a who
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Novell released SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 (SLED 11) at the same time it rolled out SLES 11.
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In our Clear Choice test of Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11, we found it to be packed with useful management tools, to have virtualiz
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Corporations armed with a savvy knowledge of Microsoft's volume licensing program may be in the best position in a long time to negotiate the cost of
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Microsoft today released five critical security patches that cover Windows, Windows Server, Office, DirectX and Internet Explorer. Here's a list of a
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To critics, netbooks are crippled notebooks. To fans, they're a new way of computing. You can expect big advances by year-end.
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Microsoft will restrict Windows 7 "upgrade rights" for Vista and XP users to 25 machines at any single street address, meaning that larger companies
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An oil exploration company has numerous Linux and Unix devices that it's bringing into Active Directory through a unified directory tool. The projec
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