HP leverages SOA for wireless service providers
Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday is unveiling its Service Delivery Platform (SDP) 2.0, which is geared to help wireless service providers take advantage of SOA and offer Web 2.0 services.
Stories by Paul Krill
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Microsoft seeks more Web-hosting inroads
Microsoft is positioning its upcoming Windows Server 2008 operating system as a bonanza that, for Web hosting companies, stacks up well against the rival Linux platform, Microsoft officials said.
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Developers get multi-core CPU assistance
RapidMind is has announced software intended to help developers leverage the power of newfangled multi-core processors based on popular x86 chips built by Intel and AMD.
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Serena to offer free apps prototyping tool
Serena Software plans to release Serena Prototype Composer this week, a free tool intended to make it easy to prototype business applications.
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.Net, JMS worlds bridged
JNBridge will bridge the Microsoft .Net and Java Message Service (JMS) worlds this week with the release of adapters linking the two platforms.
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Microsoft apps developers to get Vista relief
Help is on the way for developers struggling with using the Visual Studio 2005 development platform with Windows Vista, a Microsoft official stressed at the Microsoft SOA and Business Process Conference here on Tuesday.
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IBM offers 'SOA Healthcheck' workshops
IBM's global services organization is adding "health check" services to its repertoire of technical services for SOA deployments, looking to assist users dealing with issues resulting from poor planning or partnerships with inexperienced or so-called proprietary IT vendors.
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Microsoft tackles 'new world of work' at summit
Microsoft preached its "new world of work" mantra at the company's Global High Tech Summit 2007 conference in the U.S. last week.
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Microsoft gives interoperability progress report
Microsoft is offering updates on the progress of interoperability initiatives, including the Interoperability Executive Customer Council (IEC) and the Interop Vendor Alliance (IVA).
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Wireless program aims to cover all of Silicon Valley
An ambitious plan to equip Silicon Valley with wireless public broadband services is proceeding with great hopes but many challenges.
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Microsoft moves on F# functional language
Microsoft plans to integrate F#, a functional programming language developed by the Microsoft Research group, into its Visual Studio application development platform, said S. "Soma" Somasegar, corporate vice president of the Microsoft Developer Division, in his blog.
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CBS, Comcast officials stress embrace of Internet
Representatives of older and new media companies detailed their embraces of the Internet Friday at the Web 2.0 Summit conference in San Francisco, with supposed old-line companies emphasizing opportunities and dismissing any threats to longstanding business models.
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WEB 2.0 - Facebook site grows businesses
Facebook has become such a popular social networking site that some companies are betting their businesses on it.
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WEB 2.0 - Viacom exec not satisfied with Google plan
The chief executive of media giant Viacom expressed reservations about Google's plan to enter YouTube content into a database and give owners the chance to take down the material.
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BEA, Oracle maintain their silence on takeover offer
Given the silence from the BEA Systems and Oracle camps early this week about Oracle's unsolicited proposal to buy its middleware rival, the community at large can only sit back and guess what might be the next scene in this drama.
