4 Results for Dell

Cloud Computing - the Latest IP Land Grab

The term cloud computing has been well-used recently; it comes up frequently on OStatic. If you've started to think of this as a common term, you may be surprised to know that Dell has actually trademarked the term (as first noted on the Google Groups cloud computing group by Sam Johnston). While not quite as obnoxious as attempts to lock up software art by patent or other means, this move seems unlikely to win Dell any fans.


Linux Foundation Summit: HP, Dell, and Lenovo Promise Compatibility

In response to Joe Brockmeier's recent post Four Things Linux Needs, several readers weighed in saying that the dearth of drivers creates too many headaches for those who are running, or would like to run Linux. Others disagreed, pointing out that the Linux Driver Project has made good headway in providing drivers that solve many of Linux's perceived compatibility woes. Now, the top news out of the Linux Foundation's Collaboration Summit is that a much more far-reaching effort to provide needed drivers is underway. Dell, HP, Lenovo, and others made key commitments.

 



Dell Thinks Small Biz is Big Biz for VoIP

Original Post authored by Carleen Hawn on 1/23/2008 on GigaOm

Dell begins bundling Fonalityメs open-source software with its enterprise servers today, its latest gambit to compete in the already-crowded VoIP market ラ this time targeting companies with 125 employees or fewer.



How the "CEO-Janitor" Cleaned Up With Dell

Original Post authored by Carleen Hawn on 1/23/08 on FoundRead

Chris Lyman, the founder of the VoIP startup, Fonality, blogs under the moniker Janitor? which he prefers to his other title: CEO.