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Sun Microsystems
Apr 25, 2006

McNealy steps down as Sun CEO

In today`s technology roundup: McNealy steps down as Sun CEO, Intel unveils business bundle, Apple adds MacBook Pro to Intel line, PC interaction via tongue could soon be a reality, and Nokia announces smart phone lab.

Warwick Ashford
10:00
Open source software
Apr 24, 2006

An open and shut case?

Will the open source revolution swallow the software market? ITWeb held a round table discussion on the issue with open- and closed-source supporters.

Brett Haggard
2:10
Apr 20, 2006

Sun opens UltraSPARC T1, HyperVisor APIs

Sun Microsystems' OpenSPARC initiative has released the UltraSPARC Architecture 2005 and HyperVisor API specifications to the market.

Sun Microsystems
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Open Source
Apr 19, 2006

OSS conference punts migration

Strategies for migration from proprietary to open source software (OSS) were discussed at Open Source Impact 2006.

Dave Glazier
2:10
Education
Apr 18, 2006

Virtual books for Africa

A South African company specialising in open source education tools has developed a low-cost way of making thousands of books available on a searchable DVD.

Warwick Ashford
2:50
Skype
Apr 13, 2006

Skype targets mobile VOIP

In today`s technology roundup: Skype targets mobile VOIP, Google to release calendar application, Butler heralds 'open source supergroup`, China gets tough on piracy, and Ubisoft names first Nintendo Revolution game.

Warwick Ashford
1:10
SYNAQ
Apr 11, 2006

New OS server infrastructure available

South African open source services provider Synaq has established an international partnership to provide new server infrastructure.

Staff Writer
3:30
Linux
Apr 11, 2006

Tarsus makes Linux available on HP notebook

Tarsus Technologies has introduced the HP NX6610 notebook with a free bootable operating system called FreeDOS and two locally-supported Linux distributions, namely ImpiLinux and Linspire.

Tarsus Technology Group
2:50
University of the Western Cape
Apr 7, 2006

Afghans look to SA for open source

The University of the Western Cape`s Kinky open source application framework has generated interest from as far as Afghanistan, the university says.

Paul Vecchiatto
1:10
Supercomputer
Apr 5, 2006

Plans to build local 'supercomputer'

A local security engineer aims to build SA's second 'supercomputer'.

Dave Glazier
2:20
Hotspots
Apr 5, 2006

SA has 0.15% of world`s hotspots

SA has only 0.15% of the world`s public hotspots, but providers say lower-cost alternatives can boost numbers.

Dave Glazier
2:50
Home affairs
Apr 4, 2006

Home Affairs taps Novell for Linux collaboration

Novell and the South African Department of Home Affairs will deploy the Novell GroupWise collaboration solution running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server at each of the department`s 635 foreign missions, border posts and local offices.

Novell
 
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