What really stands out in the warning is the paragraph devoted to a discussion of what largely was the StorageTek business. To wit:
Pretty prescient.
Sun also paid about $1 billion to buy MySQL in January. A spokeswoman said Sun will publish final numbers on October 30, when the company holds its quarterly [...]
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Yahoo Mail is used by about 278 million people each month, but Yahoo Calendar is relatively unknown with 8 million users, according to ComScore’s August statistics. If the company is successful with its calendar push, the calendar will narrow that usage gap, making scheduling a more [...]
Last Wednesday, I stopped by the Building Energy Conference put on by the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA). If there was one theme that jumped out, it was energy efficiency.
BOSTON–The cutting edge of building science these days seems to be more about expanding foam than solar power research.
“Where are we going to find enough [...]
Skimmer (download) is a new social aggregator powered by Adobe AIR. It supports Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, YouTube, and Blogger, and lets you stay abreast of the latest content from each of those services. Everything gets sucked up into a single stream (a la FriendFeed), which you can then sort out by service, keyword, or group [...]
“The trend toward notebooks is one of the most important megatrends,” said Stephen Smith, vice president and director of business operations for Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group. Smith spoke Tuesday in San Francisco during the chip road map briefing, which was also available via teleconference.
Despite being slammed by the financial crisis, Intel is not slowing [...]
While many of those who have played around with the early version of Windows 7 have noted that it feels pretty zippy, especially for a pre-beta version, InfoWorld says early benchmarks show the software is just on par with its predecessor.
In an article on Monday, InfoWorld said that
Windows 7 is a “virtual twin” of Vista [...]
Trion doesn’t yet have any products out the door yet so investors are clearly betting on the technology and the business relationships the company has already established with the Sci Fi Channel and others.
Trion World Network just announced it has raised $70 million for its server-based online games. TWN creates massively multiplayer online games that run almost entirely on the Internet with little/no PC component download. This is different from games like World of Warc
LogMeIn, a company best known for its free and pro-level remote access applications, is looking for carriers and Netbook manufacturers to preload its LogMeIn Ignition remote access software onto Netbooks so that consumers will be able to view and edit photos and documents from their main desktop or laptop computer from their tiny Netbooks. The deal would give carriers that sell Netbooks with mobile broadband plans and Netbook-makers two products in one–the remote tools for users to access th
