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Report: Linux, open source greener than Windows
Is Linux 'greener' than Windows? A report from the U.K. government finds that servers running open source software last twice as long as their Windows counterparts. Article
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Open source advocacy groups
An expert explains the implications of open source advocacy groups. Ask the Expert
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LinuxWorld: IBM, OpenVZ product news
New product announcements spilled over into day two of the Open Solutions Summit, with OpenVZ and IBM taking the lead. Article
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LinuxWorld: Product potpourri
SearchOpenSource.com is live from the exhibition floor this week with a roundup of the latest products and services to come out of the LinuxWorld Open Solutions Summit. Article
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LinuxWorld preview: Sun dishes on Linux identity management
Sun identity management guru Terry Sigle is speaking at LinuxWorld later this week, but first, he told SearchOpenSource.com what IT managers should know about Linux and ID management today. Article
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Latest Linux kernel release pushes KVM into the limelight
The latest official Linux kernel release had the usual share of updates and patches, but it was Kernel-based Virtual Machine, or KVM, that got the honorable mention from Linus Torvalds. Article
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Linux deployments will surge in '07, analyst says
There's no stopping Linux now. A new survey shows that over the next five years Linux will surge into mission-critical enterprise deployments to the tune of a 50% market share by 2011. Article
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2006: A year of surprise Linux partnerships. Or, guess who's coming to dinner
Linux and open source news ran the gauntlet this year. A surprise Microsoft partnership with Novell took top honors. To see the rest, jump in the Wayback Machine and check out what you might have missed in this 2006 flashback. Article
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Increasing kernel security
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Sun rolls out data center Winnebago
Today Sun Microsystems will introduce the first prefabricated data center. The prototype, dubbed "Sun Black Box," is fully configured inside a standard shipping container. Article