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Open-Source advocates applaud Open Java
Friday 27 February 2004 – 10:34
Eric S.
Open GL ES 2.0 advances 3D graphics acceleration for cellphones, handhelds, PS3
Monday 1 August 2005 – 09:28
A consortium of the world's leading embedded systems manufacturers and developers, meeting at SIGGRAPH 2005, today announced OpenGL ES 2.0, an improved derivative of OpenGL for use in cellphones, embedded systems, including Sony's Playstation 3.
'Open-source' Solaris plan draws lukewarm response
Saturday 5 June 2004 – 04:40
Sun Microsystems' announcement this week that it plans to make Solaris an "open-source" operating system was met with mixed reactions from users and skepticism from open-source advocates.
Open-Source Project Gets Boost From Sun
Friday 20 December 2002 – 02:56
Sun Microsystems Inc.
Open-source software ratings system launched
Tuesday 2 August 2005 – 04:30
A new standard model for rating open source software is being proposed by an alliance including chip manufacturer Intel and a US university.

Articles & reviews

One Open-E Flash Module + One IDE Interface Equals NAS Storage*
Tuesday 29 June 2004 – 07:00
Open-E has debuted a flash module with an IDE interface for almost-instant NAS storage on x86 PCs or servers. Setup is done with a Web browser in about five minutes. Can high-powered NAS storage really be that easy?
iSCSI The Open-E Way*
Wednesday 8 February 2006 – 01:39
Open-E says its storage area network (SAN) solution can turn any computer into a powerful and flexible iSCSI target - all for a reasonable price. We look at what iSCSI can do for small- to medium-sized businesses in general and how Open-E compares to high-end alternatives.
Microsoft blasts open-source software clones for patent infringement*
Tuesday 15 May 2007 – 12:57
Microsoft's next big legal endeavor will be to bring down Linux, OpenOffice.org, and others for infringing on a total of 235 patents. ...
Making Open Source Software Pay*
Monday 26 July 2004 – 06:00
Open Source software source code is, by definition, free to view and modify and devoid of licensing fees. However, Open Source software is not always free. THG explains the discrepancy, analyzes what Open Source means and, more importantly, illustrates how it can save your enterprise money.
Will Open Source Save Hardware?*
Friday 4 July 2003 – 06:00
These last few days, I have fanned the fanboy flames of the barbecue of indignation (Happy Independence Day), so, being a good judge of hate mail by now, I can feel the lethargy all around me. There used to be more bite, more venom, and more banter in the old days (2002). Who can blame them, the PC platform is languishing. Hardware fanatics are at a loss, and maybe that's why they sometimes seem to be clutching at straws - to maintain enthusiasm. Can the Open Source movement step into this vacuum?