Livermore: No need for HP-UX on x86
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CHICAGO -- This cannot be an easy time for Ann Livermore. When Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) missed Wall Street's earnings expectations late last week, the blame was placed squarely on the shoulders of the Enterprise Servers and Storage Group, one of the divisions she manages. "Unacceptable" problems within the group cost HP $400 million in revenue and $275 million in operating profit, said HP Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Carly Fiorina just hours before HP announced the sacking of three senior executives within the division.
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In brief Exploit circulating for unpatched vuln
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Blog: It's cheaper than ever to take the quad-core plunge, but don't spend money on cores you don't need.
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The PC giant is championing an interface we don't need and shouldn't have to pay for.
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'Isaiah' to battle Athlon 64, EM64T-based P4 etc.
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Say it with us - 'Mission Critical' HP today gave its Unix business the big squeeze with a new release of HP-UX and a pair of compact Itanium-based servers.â¦
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When Fully buffered DIMMs attack A recent benchmark comparing quad-core chips asserts that Intel Xeon-based servers have an edge in performance but are complete power hogs when compared to the dainty energy appetite of AMD Opteron-based servers.â¦
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Chip-making technique to fuel AMD64, PowerPC, 'Cell' production
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A 32/64-bit Pascal Compiler for AmigaOS, DOS, Linux, *BSD, OS/2, MacOS(X) and Win32/64/CE; semantically compatible with Borland Pascal 7 and Delphi with extra features such as operator overloading and generics. The compiler itself is written in Pascal.   September 10, 2007 The Free Pascal Compiler team is pleased to announce the release of FPC 2.2.0!  Work on version 2.2 started in May 2005. The results of this work is now available to you.  An overview of most changes can be found in the file whatsnew.txt, included in the distribution and available on the Free Pascal web site, but some highlights are:  Architectures: PowerPC/64 and ARM support  Platforms: Windows x64, Windows CE, Mac OS X/Intel, Game Boy Advance, and Game Boy DS support  Linker: fast and lean internal linker for Windows platforms  Debugging: Dwarf support and the ability to automatically fill variables with several values to more easily detect uninitialised uses  Language: support for interface delegation, bit packed records and arrays and support for COM/OLE variants and dispinterfaces  Infrastructure: better variants support, multiple resource files support, widestrings are COM/OLE compatible on Windows, improved database support   Downloads are available at:  http://www.freepascal.org/download.var  On behalf of the FPC team,  DaniÃÂ«l Mantione
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Blog: How to take advantage of dual and multicore chips? Intel open sources C++ tool to spur more applications.
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Slim gains from low-latency RAM don't justify a steep price.
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Ivo Jansch has a recent post made the other day that takes a look at one of the recent offerings from IBM targeted at PHP developers - the functionality to allow PHP to run on their System i platform.   Some of the developers at Ibuildings are working with PHP on IBM's System-i platform. If that name doesn't ring a bell, it has been called 'iSeries' for a while and it's basically a new name for the old AS/400. [...] Recently IBM and Zend have teamed up to port PHP to the i5/OS operating system. So far this port seems succesful; one of the reasons is perhaps that PHP is easier to adopt by traditional System-i developers than Java, which forces you to learn Object Oriented Programming.   He makes mention of the db2 database extension you can use to access the database as well as a "i5 toolkit" to help with the same. He even links to an article talking about it.
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Placing your own code between a program and the  libraries it is linked against is easy when you use the LD_PRELOAD  environment variable.
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Travis Swicegood is teasing us with some output from a script in his latest blog post:   So my free time of late (what there is of it) has been spent on a project that's getting really close to v0.1 release. In other words, its first functional release. If you've ever run a test using the PEAR installer or know what a .phpt file looks like, you might be able to guess what I've been up.   Keep an eye on his blog for more information on his "secret project".
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Securing the Itanic HP this week moved to bulk up the security tools available with its HP-UX operating system.â¦
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HP has stopped selling workstations based on Intel&#39;s Itanium 2 microprocessor, a company spokeswoman confirmed Friday. Citing market conditions, the company ceased selling workstations based on the 64-bit processors on Sept.
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Microsoft engineer shows off a new "MinWin" kernel that takes up a fraction of the space of the traditional OS.