GLG News by IT Infrastructure Software Experts

After 200 hundred years we have learn nothing. There is nothing secure that isn't in your pocket - you better watch that too. Mars - never been there.

Comcast is having a PR nightmare that is likely to continue for months. Every ISP is now going to face questions about whether they throttle traffic in any way, with lawsuits likely for any that answer yes. Legislation may be forthcoming to monitor ISPs.

CNN virtual poll. Creating "entertainment" news. Investigative reporting?

The EqualLogic acquisition is another small but critical step in Dell’s resurgence. Dell has a partnership with EMC that has benefited both companies and continues, but this allows Dell better margins on low-end storage. EMC is unlikely to suffer major damage.

The implmentation of new technologies such as virtualization, social networking, cryptography, web 2.0 tools and services, and authentiation technologies bring new security challenges.  Data leakage is still top of mind with CISO and CIO. 

Once again, I first must confess to a bias before making this case. “Big” by itself has never impressed me. “Big and capable” is another matter. So when I tell you that small banks have better technology than the giants, I’m ready to defend my statement with facts. I believe that there is better technology...

VmWare must grow via the channel. VmWare must support their current customers. VmWare must continue to innovate to stay ahead of the competition.

VMWare dominates the virtualization market today, but their position is being assailed from several angles. Citrix and XenSource make a formidable competitor, and Microsoft’s Viridian is an ever-present threat. It’s not going to be as easy for VMWare as it might appear.

One of the remarks that European wireless industry experts make when asked about the success of iPhone is that it will not support 3G mobile internet connectivity at launch. If that remains the case then surely iPhone will have a hard time competing in the smartphone segment where advanced users want...

Microsoft has signed an agreement with Founder Technology Group to have its software pre-installed on PC's distributed for use in China. This move is hoped to combat widespread Chinese product piracy.