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• 03 October 2011

• News: Ellison unveils 'Exalytics' in-memory machine

  Oracle CEO Larry Ellison unveiled the Exalytics Intelligence Machine, the latest member of the company's products that combine software and hardware, during a keynote address at the OpenWorld conference on Sunday in San Francisco.

• 02 October 2011

• News: Oracle launching 'Big Data,' in-memory appliances

  Oracle is apparently adding two more members to its family of systems that combine hardware and software, including one that targets 'Big Data' and another with in-memory computing capabilities.

• 01 October 2011

• News: New Agency Worker Regulations pose no threat to IT

  Employers of IT contractors have ‘nothing to fear’ about the new Agency Worker Regulations (AWR) that come into effect tomorrow, according to an IT HR expert.

• News: Sumitomo bank creates 100 software jobs in Ireland

  A subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG), owner of Japan’s second largest bank, is creating up to 100 new software jobs in Ireland.

• Opinion: Xobni Makes Gmail and Android Contacts 'Smartr'

  Xobni has been revolutionizing Outlook inboxes for four years with its Outlook add-in that shows everything you could possibly want to know about a contact. Using nothing more than an email address and your own logins to social media networks, Xobni pulls in data from social media platforms until the only thing you don't know about the person who emailed you is their blood type.

• 30 September 2011

• News: Oracle may launch its own PaaS offering

  Oracle may unveil its own platform-as-a-service offering next week, setting it in competition with Microsoft's Azure, Salesforce's Heroku and many other smaller services, analysts said.

• Opinion: Google Offers Real-Time Site Analytics

  Google has rolled out one extremely helpful service in the form of free, real-time Web statistics--and one expensive yet useful service with Google Analytics Premium.

• News: Oracle rigs MySQL for NoSQL-like access

  The story, "Oracle rigs MySQL for NoSQL-like access," posted to the wire on Friday, contains an incorrect spelling of the name of the Memcached caching technology in several places.

• News: Oracle rigs MySQL for NoSQL-like access

  Speculation has been running rampant that Oracle may introduce its own NoSQL database at the OpenWorld conference, to be held next week in San Francisco.

• News: Verizon files challenge to FCC's net neutrality rules

  Verizon Communications has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules, the company said Friday.

• News: Spreadsheets come to ODF as version 1.2 wins approval

  The ODF 1.2 specification, which aims to perfect the spreadsheet workflow, has been approved by the members of the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS).

• News: Do you know where your data is?

  In the beginning, when cloud computing was all about public cloud services, many finance chiefs held back because of their concerns about the safety and security of their valuable and sensitive corporate data. But things change - well, some things.

• News: Citigroup questions if US spectrum shortage exists

  For more than two years, the U.S. mobile industry has warned of an upcoming spectrum shortage, but two analysts at Citigroup don't buy it.

• News: ISP lawsuit: Net neutrality rules aren't strong enough

  A North Carolina ISP has filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules, with the ISP arguing the regulations aren't strong enough for wireless and mobile broadband providers like itself.

• Opinion: 9000 Good Reasons to Upgrade to Firefox 7.0.1

  Occasional add-on incompatibilities have been a fairly common phenomenon each time Mozilla releases a new version of its free Firefox browser, but following the launch of Firefox 7 earlier this week, a different kind of add-on problem arose.

• News: Health department issues PCEHR legislation draft

  The federal government has released draft legislation for its $466.7 million Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records (PCEHR) project, following the release of the Concept of Operations document earlier this month.

• News: Medical association concerned over PCEHR draft legislation

  The Australian Medical Association (AMA) has raised concerns that the federal government's released draft of legislation for the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) still fails to address the availability of critical information for practitioners.

• News: Bank of Scotland online banking woes continue to third week

  Some Bank of Scotland customers are still having problems with accessing their accounts online, three weeks after a systems migration was carried out by parent company Lloyds Banking Group.

• News: World Bank project connects Liberia to first fiber cable

  Liberia on Friday launched the World Bank-funded West African Regional Communications Infrastructure Program (WARCIP) in Monrovia, which connected the country for the first time to a fiber optic cable.

• News: Google is most-sought employer -- again

  If you're a college student and want to work for Google, you're definitely not alone.

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