Data Center

Software glitch postpones Cygnus rendezvous with space station

Resupply mission reset for Saturday

Health IT Advocates Press for Interoperability

What’s next for BlackBerry?

A sell-off of parts of BlackBerry has been rumored for some time

Microsoft puts Windows XP laggards in a pinch

Windows 8.1 'not recommended' for upgrades, and Windows 7 sales cut-off looms

Oracle pushes into database-as-a-service

But an in-memory database option announced Sunday won't be out until next year

NASA’s comet-hunting spacecraft lost in space

Deep Impact's mission ends after communication is lost for more than a month

Oracle’s Ellison flip-flops on in-memory databases

Larry Ellison loved to trash SAP's in-memory technology, but now he's all excited about Oracle's alternative.

Webinar This Week: Desktop Virtualization in Healthcare

This Thursday, I’m speaking in a Webinar on desktop virtualization in healthcare. We’re going to look at how one of the key enabling technologies for IT mobility will specifically benefit healthcare applications and operations.

VCE Continues to Demonstrate Solid Momentum

VCE remains the vendor that, when I mention their name, the lights go on and people seem to get the value of ICPs (integrated computing platforms). While many vendors are participating in this market, VCE’s early market presence and leadership contin

Microsoft’s latest Surface tablets don’t dazzle industry analysts

Sticking with larger displays keeps prices up, and Microsoft still has too few Windows RT apps