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VIA M’SERV S2100 is a compact, versatile server system suitable for a range of essential applications geared towards the needs of modern small business and home office users

Symantec Corp. today announced several enhancements to its storage management suite, its cluster file and cluster server system, including the ability to recognize solid state drives used in tiered storage as well as integration with Hyper-V.

Novell this week will lay out an ambitious plan to secure applications across heterogeneous virtualization platforms at customer sites and off-premises, an effort designed to play off Novell's strengths in network and identity management.

Google released its Chrome operating system to the open-source community on Thursday and said it has designed the netbook OS to be faster, simpler and more secure than existing ones.

Symantec announces availability of Backup Exec System Recovery 2010

AVG 9.0 Internet Security and Anti-Virus business solutions offer smarter technology, faster scanning and improved ease-of-use.

The U.S. Defense Department is offering cloud computing services that military officials claim are safer and more reliable than commercial providers such as Google.

Fuji Xerox today announced the availability of the Phaser 3100MFP, an affordable multifunction laser printer that is designed for small offices or small workgroups of up to five users who need a single device for their printing, scanning, faxing and copying needs.

As fireworks boomed on the Fourth of July, thousands of compromised computers attacked U.S. government Web sites. A botnet of more than 200,000 computers, infected with a strain of 2004's MyDoom virus, attempted to deny legitimate access to sites such as those of the Federal Trade Commission and the White House. The assault was a bold reminder that botnets continue to be a massive problem.

Most companies virtualize servers to save money, save space and act faster on IT requests from the business. Human-resources outsourcing service The Sullivan Group virtualized its servers partially because company executives were worried about hurricanes.