Stories by: Maxwell Cooter

Years of in-fighting over the DNSSEC standard have left Internet users unnecessarily exposed to malware.

IBM has joined the companies jostling for position in the cloud computing space. The company has announced a variety of offerings that it claimed would allow users to better manager data and make collaboration easier.

It's a pressing problem; how can data centers be made more energy efficient when managers often have little idea as to the true environmental cost of running their data centers.

NEC and Unisys have revealed the first fruits of their research collaboration by launching a high-end server.

Red Hat is set to demonstrate heavy Oracle applications running on a virtualized environment at next week's VMWorld. The company also aims to perform a live migration during the demo, claiming to complete the migration much quicker than can any of its competitors.

SolarWinds has launched the latest version of its network change and configuration manager.

Intel has snapped up British Linux house Opened Hand in another sign of the growing interest in the use of the operating system on mobile devices.

Businesses worried by the forthcoming hike in SAP maintenance prices are being offered a chance to cut their bills by IT consultancy West Trax.

Early users of unified comms systems have found that improved customer satisfaction scores higher than cost savings when it comes to assessing the benefits. That's the surprising conclusion from a survey carried out by Vanson Bourne looking at the way that unified comms has been adopted in the UK.

McAfee is to tackle the problems of bottlenecks within organisations that have adopted Gigabit Ethernet. The company has introduced the McAfee M-8000 Network Security Platform to cope with the challenges thrown up by the faster network speed.

CodeGear, the Borland subsidiary, has released a new version of JBuilder 2008 its IDE for Java.