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GLENDALE, Calif., Oct. 28 /PRNewswire/ — PandaLabs, Panda Security’s malware analysis and detection laboratory, has detected several malicious files that are exploiting the latest vulnerability announced by Microsoft (MS08-067) to infect users and steal confidential data, including instant messaging passwords, and online login credentials.
The vulnerability affects Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. [...]

SMEs are expected to spend $7.6bn on servers and networking equipment in 2008 across the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, Norway and Finland.

Google is going under. Down under. Well that is according to Australian IT. The search giant has dispatched the oddly named “Lord of the nerds”…sorry, “Duke of the Data Centers” to one of the only places that doesn’t have a Google data center.

oday, during a keynote speech at the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2008 (PDC2008), Ray Ozzie, Microsoft Corp.’s chief software architect, announced Windows Azure, the cloud-based service foundation underlying its Azure Services Platform

Fujitsu and its server partner Sun Microsystems have released an entry-level server that will fill the product gap between the company’s quad-core Sparc T and Sparc64 VII models.

IBM are offering customers who buy its System x rack servers and Bladecenter blade servers the option of Microsoft’s Windows Datacenter, allowing for unlimited virtualization.

Rackspace Hosting have announced that they have acquired VPS provider Slicehost and storage provider Jungle Disk for a wallet emptying $11.5 million.

Datatrend Technologies, Inc. introduced a new virtualization appliance that helps clients build an affordable computing infrastructure with high levels of utilization, availability, automation and flexibility using the IBM BladeCenter server.

virtualization has changed everything, for one machine can run a multitude of applications, each isolated into one virtual operating system, completely separated from the others.

VirtualLogix have announced that VirtualLogix VLX - its virtualization software product – will be the first to support Symbian OS, which is the market leading open operating system of advanced data-enabled mobile phones.