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News & Analysis

Microsoft's Silverlight plug-in can now be used beyond the Windows platform.

ISSI Business Solutions jumps into the online storage market with its DataVault product.

Dell is turning to Linux, and maybe even a new channel model, to boost slumping sales.

IBM partners with Devon IT, expanding its reach in the thin-client space.

Radware shifts strategic gears following its acquisition of Covelight Systems.

SAP and Microsoft target the RFID space as they create integrated platforms.

The Buzz

eWeek Labs

Tech Analysis: Amazon.com's Elastic Compute Cloud allows for ad hoc VM deployments.

REVIEW: Enomaly's Enomalism helps manage Xen implementations.

REVIEW: Vizioncore's esxRanger backs up VMs.

Whiteboard: eWeek evaluates some recent trends in development.

Review: Shimon Systems' Bio-NetGuard is innovative but immature.

Is Green IT "junk science," or is it "easy and painless"?

Opinions

This eWeek: Why is IPv6 on our minds?

Eric Lundquist: IT's biggest challenge will be attracting new talent.

Jason Brooks: "Longhorn" falls short on its virtualization promises.

Jim Rapoza: CAN-SPAM? Why not call it the Please Spy Act?

Spencer F. Katt: Steve Wozniak awaits thrills--and chills.

Next-Gen Protocol

IPv6 is here to stay, bringing with it security nightmares.

Type 0 Routing Headers are back in IPv6.

Labs: The transition to IPv6 will take extensive work for many.

eWeek - May 5, 2007 Index