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So long and thanks for all the phish
28 Sep 2007 |
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IBM virtual strike goes ahead in Sadville
My avatar's more militant than your avatar
26 Sep 2007 | 9
Procurve goes for the core
Network switch first with lifetime warranty
10 Sep 2007 | 5
IBM faces Second Life strike
Flying furry penis pickets
24 Aug 2007 | 23
Bricklaying with Buckminster
Don't build apps, materialise them
19 Aug 2007 | 1
Red Hat integrates Exadel and JBoss
And gets itself a new Studio
15 Aug 2007 |
So you wanna program games?
Editors' Blog Get thee to Los Angeles
10 Aug 2007 |
Mingling requirements
Requirements management for all
03 Aug 2007 |
Unisys gets a first
The only TPC-E entrant, so far, `wins’
25 Jul 2007 |
Liferay and ICEsoft team up to take Ajax to the enterprise
A helping hand for enterprise developers
25 Jul 2007 |
Wiki tool makes adding services easy
Elementary, my dear Hayes
25 Jul 2007 |
Web 2.0 shows its data muscle
Building mashups gets faster
18 Jul 2007 |
Pilots get electronic flight bag
Everything but the sandwiches
17 Jul 2007 | 4
Stopping integration as an 'accident'
Progress semantically
12 Jul 2007 |
Managing mashed content
Alfresco aims to bring Web 2.0 and ECM together
10 Jul 2007 |
NetSuite goes for IPO
Online auction
02 Jul 2007 |
Facing up to parallelism
Multicore means today's HPC is tomorrow's general purpose
02 Jul 2007 | 6
HPC bar goes lower and wider
Parallel computing pitches at the mainstream
27 Jun 2007 | 2
Designed to pay twice
Editor's blog Psychotherapy for UI design
27 Jun 2007 | 4
Don’t play whack the gopher
Requirements management exciting - shock
25 Jun 2007 |
NetSuite pitches at being easy
Everyone's a 'developer' now
21 Jun 2007 | 1
APS aims at 'Windows' of SaaS
Giving SaaS providers some common ground
19 Jun 2007 |
Compuware makes Optimal delivery
Keeping IT projects on track
15 Jun 2007 |
It's business not technology
Editor's blog Anyone got a taxonomy map?
13 Jun 2007 |
