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Open clustering center launches in Europe

Author: JT Smith James Chivers writes: "Open Clustering is a new division of Psi-Domain - initiated to provide high-performance computing (HPC), high-availability computing (HAC)...

Update to Xinetd

Author: JT Smith Posted at LWN.net: "During a recent audit, a number of possible security vulnerabilities were uncovered. ...

Microsoft’s monopoly: Was the settlement rigged?

Author: JT Smith - by Jack Bryar - Was the fix in during the Microsoft negotiations? The more I look at Assistant Attorney General Charles...

Fiorina ups the ante with Compaq purchase

Author: JT Smith - by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -Updated at 12:46 p.m. EST - No one ever accused Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina of...

Penguin Computing announces 1U dual AMD server

Author: JT Smith San Francisco, California (August 27, 2001) - Penguin Computing Inc., the first company that is "Simplifying the Solution Process" by removing the...

Open Source stock report: Cisco bumps the markets

Author: JT Smith - By Dan Berkes - Good news from Cisco sent the markets into a frenzy today, as traders snapped up bargain stocks as...

Penguin Computing introduces new Relion rackmount

Author: JT Smith Menekse Gencer writes, "You've been covering Penguin Computing. I thought you might want to know that we introduced 3 new rackmount servers...

Open Source stock report: Markets continue slow gain

Author: JT Smith - By Dan Berkes - Slow but steady is the order of this week, as investors kept the markets on an even keel,...

Open Source stock report: Nasdaq glitch extends Friday’s trading session

Author: JT Smith - By Dan Berkes - Open Source and related tech stocks ended the week on an up note; while a federal court order...

SSH hits the fan for Cisco on security

Author: JT Smith The Register reports that a variety of Cisco products, including its PIX firewall, are subject to SSH vulnerabilities that have been known...