IBM positions mainframes for SOA
IBM at the SHARE conference on Tuesday previewed Tivoli management software for its System z mainframes that is intended to boost the platform's standing in SOA and Internet computing.
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Ruby shining on .Net Down Under
Developers in Australia are working on a Ruby compiler that converts Ruby source code into Microsoft's Common Intermediate Language (CIL) for execution on Microsoft's .Net Framework 2.0 platform.
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Microsoft offers fix for Visual Basic 2005 compiler
Issues with use of Microsoft's Visual Basic 2005 compiler in large projects have prompted the company to release a Quick Fix Engineering (QFE) update to address major problems. The compiler was released as part of Visual Studio 2005 last November.
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Borland revives 'Turbo' for developer tools
Borland Software has brought back the Turbo product moniker with the introduction of language-specific developer tools.
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Microsoft executive lauds open source
Microsoft is not viewed as an open source proponent, but a key executive said the company recognised its benefit and was becoming more open itself.
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HP hails Memory Spot chips to extend content access
Bridging physical and digital worlds, Hewlett-Packard on Monday unveiled a miniature wireless data chip called "Memory Spot," which could be attached to almost any object and provide broad access to digital content.
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Microsoft to offer Vista, .Net Framework 3.0 guidance
Microsoft plans to unveil <a href="http://projectglidepath.net/blog/default.aspx">Project Glidepath</a>, a program to help small ISVs get up to speed on the planned Windows Vista operating system and .Net Framework 3.0, according to Microsoft blogs.
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Microsoft readies Team Foundation Server service pack
Microsoft is working on a service pack for its recently released Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server software, with improvements planned in areas such as authentication and data warehousing, according to company officials.
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Intel exec cites importance of innovation
Innovation is not necessarily about new inventions, but is more about finding beneficial applications, according to an Intel executive addressing The Venture Forum conference.
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Microsoft ponders Windows successor
A successor to the Microsoft Windows operating system, while still very much in the theoretical stage, is expected to better leverage multicore processors, for starters, according to a Microsoft official.
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Sun offers Java beta release
Sun Microsystems will today release the second beta version of Java Standard Edition (Java SE) 6 and add database and visual development to the Java developer kit.
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TECH ED - Malware's commercialisation drives security
As long as there's money to be made, computer security will be an issue, panelists at the Microsoft TechEd 2006 conference said Tuesday.
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Symantec ponders Internet ID management service
Symantec is considering developing a service that would position the company as a third-party broker of identity management services for the Internet.
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Sun investigating object-aware CPUs
Eyeing boosts in application performance, Sun Microsystems is researching how to improve handling of objects in multiprocessors with a project dubbed Maxwell.
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IBM to highlight governance at Rational conference
Governance in software development will be a key focus at the IBM Rational Software Development Conference 2006 event in June, an IBM official said this week.
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