VMware acquires management tools from RTO Software
VMware has acquired three management tools from RTO Software, and will integrate them into its products for desktop and application virtualization, the company said in a blog posting on Tuesday.
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SAP rolls out SaaS BI suite
SAP made a major new push into on-demand BI (business intelligence) Wednesday, announcing a new suite that combines all of SAP's SaaS (software as a service) BI products and is aimed at "casual" users who are "underserved" by other products.
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Xerox sues Google, YouTube, and Yahoo over search patents
Xerox has filed a lawsuit against Yahoo, Google, and YouTube alleging infringement of Xerox patents on search and integration technology.
The document management and services company alleges that Google's AdWords and AdSense services violate a Xerox patent on automatically generating searches. The suit, filed Friday in U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, also alleges that Yahoo Search Marketing, Yahoo Publisher Network, and Y!Q Contextual Search infringe the patent.
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HP grooms green data center services for small-business market
HP today unveiled a host of new services aimed at helping small data-center operators boost performance and cut operating costs. Aimed at data centers up to 5,000 square feet in size, these facilities-oriented services include capacity analysis, infrastructure condition and capacity analysis, and energy-efficiency analysis.
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Top-rated cell phones also rank high in radiation emissions
An environmental activist group has issued its latest list of popular cell phones that emit comparatively high levels of RF radiation, though all are within federal limits.
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Adobe patches critical bug in Flash, Reader download tool
Adobe today patched a critical vulnerability in the Windows utility used to download the company's two most popular products, Adobe Reader and Flash Player.
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Google hit with antitrust probe in Europe
Google is being investigated for possible anticompetitive behavior in Europe following complaints filed against it there by three competitors, Google revealed in a blog post Tuesday.
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Microsoft says cloud revenue will come in a couple years
Microsoft plans to invest heavily in its cloud platform but expects to see little revenue for two to three years, Bob Muglia, the president of the server and tools business, said Tuesday.
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Security expert: U.S. would lose cyber war
The U.S. government, if confronted in a cyber war today, would not come out on top, a former U.S. director of national intelligence said Tuesday. "If the nation went to war today, in a cyber war, we would lose," Mike McConnell told a U.S. Senate committee. "We're the most vulnerable. We're the most connected. We have the most to lose."
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Microsoft sets app dev investment priorities
Microsoft's to-do list in the software development space includes continued or new investments in multiple areas, including cloud computing, the Web, parallel computing, devices, and agile and distributed development, a company executive said in a blog entry on Tuesday.
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Microsoft sets app dev investment priorities
Microsoft's to-do list in the software development space includes continued or new investments in multiple areas, including cloud computing, the Web, parallel computing, devices, and agile and distributed development, a company executive said in a blog entry on Tuesday.
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Support decision looms for SAP users
Many SAP customers will be grappling with a big decision for the next few weeks: Whether to go with standard support or the richer-featured but pricier Enterprise Support service.
The situation stems back to 2008, when SAP told customers they would be switched to Enterprise Support. SAP relented after a protracted outcry from many customers, saying in January it would once again give customers a standard support option.
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Intel, VC firms to invest $3.5 billion in U.S. tech
Intel Capital and other venture capital firms will invest $3.5 billion in U.S. technology firms over the next two years, and Intel and 16 other large U.S. companies will step up their hiring of U.S. college graduates, especially those in computer science and engineering, Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini announced Tuesday.
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