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The acquisition allows Riverbed to expand further into the application-aware network performance management market.
The Oracle Cloud Resource Model Application Programming Interface manages cloud computing infrastructure.
Namibia's MTC will unveil its Netman Home and Netman Home Plus products.
The campaign promotes Eternus DX60/DX80 disk storage systems and dual-socket Primergy RX300 S6 x86 servers.
The system displays findings visually; like having a security camera inside your server, says Scapecom.
The SA Post Office will issue tenders before March 2011, for bids to upgrade its ailing IT infrastructure.
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The integrated solutions help businesses and governments create their own 'Instant-On Enterprise'.