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TOP STORIES - March 25, 2009 • Lenovo's New ThinkStation 'Supercomputers' Are Fast, Green • Talk of Apple, AT&T and a New Netbook Restarts Chatter • The First Linux Botnet • Java Developers Leery of IBM-Sun Merger • HP, Dell Respond to Cisco's Data Center Ambitions SPOTLIGHT eWEEK Labs: IE 8 Is a Must-Upgrade Based on tests of this final release and the previous RC and beta code,IE 8 is the best Web browser since IE 5. See why. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Apple Shows Off iPhone OS 3.0 • Microsoft's 10 Lucky Breaks • The Future of Database: Mostly Cloud-y • Cutting the Cable on Cable TV FEATURED VIDEO Project Management Tips IT project managers need to understand how the down economy impacts them. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Up Close with Dell's Superthin Adamo • How to Install Apps on Ubuntu Linux • MS Preps Open-Source Apps Marketplace • What if the Palm Pre Bombs? IN THIS ISSUE Lenovo's New ThinkStation 'Supercomputers' Are Fast, Green Lenovo unveils new ThinkStation S20 and D20 desktops, which the company is billing as personal "supercomputers" that are built for performance in the face of unwieldy data sets. Both get a boost from Intel Xeon technology and are made of 50 percent recycled content. READ MORE >> Talk of Apple, AT&T and a New Netbook Restarts Chatter As with every new Apple gadget, the rumors have started as the company begins building excitement for other products. In this case the iPhone OS 3, which Apple debuted earlier this month, and an anticipated Apple "netbook." READ MORE >> Sponsored by Hewlett Packard The HP StorageWorks Family of Products Protect your critical data with the right solutions for your business. From Tape Products to Disk-Based backup systems, HP has features that offer control and confidence-optimized file serving, shared storage array (iSCSI SAN) and data deduplication. Learn more. ADVERTISEMENT The First Linux Botnet It never made sense that you could make a botnet out of Linux desktop users, but the people who built psyb0t knew its users don't pay attention to it. READ MORE >> Java Developers Leery of IBM-Sun Merger Although some Java developers feel IBM's influence could be good for Java overall, others fear a potentially heavy-handed IBM could smother innovation -- particularly in the enterprise Java space. READ MORE >> HP, Dell Respond to Cisco's Data Center Ambitions Data center systems competitors claim Cisco's network-centric view of the data center is great for bandwidth management, but falls short in the areas of service-level delivery and data reliability and accessibility. Vendor lock-in is another issue, HP says. READ MORE >> Deploying Server Virtualization: A Forrester Report As organizations continue to deploy server virtualization, questions have shifted from "if" to "how" you should deploy. If you are considering or are in the process of implementing server virtualization, this white paper can outline the questions you should be asking. DOWNLOAD NOW >> 5 Benefits of Virtualization and Service Automation The mere word "virtualization" being thrown around by vendors across the IT landscape today, there is the risk of being caught up too far into the technology itself rather than figuring out its proper fit into the environment. This guide intends to illustrate that virtualization and service automation are designed to go hand in hand. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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