- “Microsoft tried to gut the value of patents by introducing a lower standard for invalidating patents.”
- “At peak we saw about a 50 percent increase in DNS query volume on IPv6.”
- “People have asked us ‘Why is CSS 2.1 taking so long?’.”
- “In crude terms, Oracle has built Exadata as a hammer for all nails, whatever your problem is the answer is Exadata; A hammer works well on nails, but it doesn’t work well on screws.”
- “We’re going to move the hub, the center of your digital life, into the cloud.”
“Microsoft tried to gut the value of patents by introducing a lower standard for invalidating patents.”
- Loudon Owen, chairman of i4i, commenting on his company’s successful legal case against Microsoft (
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“At peak we saw about a 50 percent increase in DNS query volume on IPv6.”
- Sean Leach, vice president of technology with Verisign’s Network Intelligence and Availability group commenting on World IPv6 Day traffic (
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“People have asked us ‘Why is CSS 2.1 taking so long?’.”
- Daniel Glazman, CSS Working Group Co-chair commenting on the the W3C’s announcement that after a decade of development the CSS 2.1 web standard has finally been completed (
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“In crude terms, Oracle has built Exadata as a hammer for all nails, whatever your problem is the answer is Exadata; A hammer works well on nails, but it doesn’t work well on screws.”
- Martin Whittaker, vice president, Systems and Solutions Engineering, Enterprise Servers, Storage and Networking at HP explaining the difference between Oracle’s Exadata and HP’s new AppSystem (
- ServerWatch
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“We’re going to move the hub, the center of your digital life, into the cloud.”
- Steve Jobs, Apple CEO announcing his company’s new iCloud initiative (
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Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.