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I thought this article at LinuxWorld was interesting [ Click HERE to Read ]. "Some customers are finding that they have a place for both and that Linux isn't necessarily an economic no-brainer" Now before the ...

I thought this article at LinuxWorld was interesting [ Click HERE to Read ]. "Some customers are finding that they have a place for both and that Linux isn't necessarily an economic no-brainer" Now before the ...

A recent article on LinuxWorld is interesting. It shows us cases that customers is re-thinking the linux transition plan and re-evaluating the technical advantages of Solaris and other high end Unix.

Back in August 2008, at LinuxWorld in San Francisco, the big buzzword was “Cloud Computing”.

Back in August 2008, at LinuxWorld in San Francisco, the big buzzword was "Cloud Computing". It's a neat concept, but after a week of hearing folks talk about "in the cloud", I was about at the end of my rope.

Linuxworld: "ICANN is seeking comments on a proposal that would open up the market for generic top-level domains (TLDs) on the Internet, basically allowing anyone with US$185,000 to buy a new TLD."

"I first demoed Versora Progression Desktop at LinuxWorld Boston in February of 2005, and was impressed by what it could do.

LinuxWorld: ""As a security person my natural first instinct is to ask why someone needs to be anonymous if they are doing something legitimate," he said."

LinuxWorld: "Defendants can't deny police an encryption key because of fears the data it unlocks will incriminate them, a British appeals court has ruled."

In announcing this week that a new event, OpenSource World, will now usurp the long-standing, LinuxWorld extravaganza held annually in August, conference organizers IDG World Expo are continuing down a path ...