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The credit crisis has continued to deepen recently causing many financial institution casualties around the globe. Investors have worried that the crisis also hurts the economy, resulting in lower global demand for oil. Reflecting this, the WTI-oil price dropped roughly
Taking the pain out of storage.Dell is continuing its philosophy of simplifying storage devices for the SMB sector, after it launched the Dell PowerVault DL2000 last week, an all-in-one system that couples a server, a storage system, as well as
Grumbles go on.SAP users continue to be unhappy with SAP's recent price. A Forrester Research survey of more than 200 SAP customers found widespread discontent over the vendor's decision to shift customers to a pricier Enterprise Support offering, although the
Doubts exist over how much data may have been stolenServers at the World Bank have been repeatedly breached for more than a year by different intruders, according to Fox News in the US.
Unclear whether fix is on the way.Microsoft has admitted that exploit code is circulating for a vulnerability it acknowledged six months ago, but has yet to patch. It's not clear whether Microsoft intends to fix the flaw in tomorrow's Patch
But other operators fail to follow suit.Orange UK has stopped selling BlackBerry Bold handsets, after concerns were raised over potential software problems with the snazzy-looking device.
Three new models from Hitachi offer load-balancing too.Hitachi Data Systems claims to have reduced configuration times for storage systems. The company has added three new models to its Adaptable Modular Storage (AMS) range, introducing support for SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)
We just don't trust our councils' websitesThat's according to a new survey from Avocent. The software company found that only 8 percent of respondents to the survey had been asked to access council services online, meaning that councils were being
No possible fallout from ATI acquisitionThe US Department of Justice (DOJ) is not to press criminal charges over the pricing and marketing strategies of graphics chipmaker ATI Technologies, now owned by AMD.
Egan Orion the Inquirer, Monday 13 October 2008. 15:38:00 Tough times spur higher open source takeup ALFRESCO SOFTWARE announced its strongest ever quarterly financial results today, reporting that customer interest has increased during the global economic downturn as organisations turn
Stewart Meagher the Inquirer, Monday 13 October 2008. 16:11:00 Applophile Saint Steve heads for the bargain bucket APPLE ANNOUNCEMENTS are as eagerly awaited by Macolytes as Christmas is by small children. Tomorrow will see Steve Jobs stride onto the stage
Paul Hales the Inquirer, Monday 13 October 2008. 15:28:00 Bank bailout means there's finance to be had LANKY RICH BLOKE Peter Jones has welcomed the government's plan to hand billions of pounds of taxpayers' money to banks to help them
