The Citizen Service Platform (CSP) now is available to customers along with free templates to help customers implement technological solutions to some of the most common issues governments face. The CSP application framework, announced by Microsoft Corp. in January 2008, is designed to help governments of all sizes more responsively deliver services to citizens via the Internet, which facilitates easier interaction with citizens, streamlines processes and, as a result, saves time and taxpayer dollars.
Worldwide Availability of E-Government Platform
Tags: A. Kaare, CSP, Denmark, Government, Internet, London, management, Microsoft, Porto, Portugal, Ralph Young
Next Generation of Java Card Technology
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ:JAVA) and the Java Card Forum (JCF) today announced the availability of version 3.0 of the award winning Java Card platform specification, to help kickoff the SIMPosium 2008 Conference in Berlin. This release is the most significant architectural expansion in the dynamic, 10 year history of Java Card technology and a revolutionary step forward for smart card chip manufacturers, smart card vendors, and Java Card platform implementation providers. A detailed list of new features and functions for the Java Card Platform 3.0 specification can be found at http://www.java.sun.com/javacard.
Tags: Berlin, Card, Christian Goire, Conference, Eric Klein, implementation, JAVA, SIMPosium, Technology
Dramatic Virtualization Performance
Red Hat (NYSE: RHT), the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, in collaboration with HP (NYSE: HPQ) and AMD (NYSE: AMD), today announced continued delivery of industry-leading virtualization capabilities offered through Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Customers are now able to achieve significant performance gains by coupling new high-performance device drivers with the features provided by Quad-Core AMD Opteron™ processors, available with HP ProLiant DL585 G5 servers.
Tags: AMD, Earl Stahl, Enterprise, Linux, ProLiant, scalability, Scott Crenshaw, Scott Farrand, server, Virtualization
Kopin Captures Multi-Million Dollar U.S. Army Program to Produce Ultra-High-Resolution Microdisplays
Kopin Corporation (NASDAQ: KOPN) today announced that it has been awarded the first phase of an anticipated three-phase, $4.2 million U.S. Army program to accelerate production capability and improve the performance of its CyberDisplay SXGA LVR microdisplay. The world’s highest resolution microdisplay is targeted for the Army’s next generation of night vision systems. These systems use multi-spectral imaging sensors and Kopin’s full-color displays to provide soldiers with daytime-like images – even in total darkness.
eBay Files Corporate Governance Suit to Protect its Investment in craigslist
In order to safeguard its four-year financial investment in craigslist, eBay (Nasdaq:EBAY) today filed a lawsuit in the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware challenging recent transactions implemented by craigslist’s board of directors, consisting of Craig Newmark and Jim Buckmaster.
Tags: Craig Newmark, craigslist, Delaware, eBay, General Counsel, Jim Buckmaster, Mike Jacobson
Rambus Announces IBM to License Multi-Protocol SerDes
Rambus Inc. (NASDAQ:RMBS), one of the world’s premier technology licensing companies specializing in high-speed memory architectures, today announced that IBM has licensed Rambus’ multi-protocol SerDes (Serial/Deserializer) cell designed for advanced networking, server and general ASIC applications. This sophisticated multi-protocol SerDes cell provides IBM with a high-performance and low-power solution for implementation on its 45nm silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology.
Single Low-Power SerDes IP Cell Supports Wide Range of Protocols Spanning 1.25-6.4Gbps
“The SerDes requirements for ASICs and servers are increasingly demanding and cover many protocols,†said Steve Longoria, vice president for Semiconductor Solutions, IBM. “Rambus’ multi-protocol SerDes solution gives us a flexible, single IP solution that simplifies the design process without compromising performance, power or silicon die area.â€
Next-Generation Biofuels Are Needed to Achieve the Renewable Fuel Standard
Rapid development of advanced biofuels is the key to reducing reliance on oil and global food prices, and ongoing advances in industrial biotechnology are helping achieve that goal.
Brent Erickson, executive vice president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization’s Industrial & Environmental Section, today stated, “A newly released economic analysis shows that oil prices and speculative investments by hedge funds in agricultural commodity futures are playing the largest role in driving up food costs.â€
Tags: BIO, biofuel, Brent Erickson, Fuel, Next-generation, Texas, United States
New Intel Software Connects Health Networks, Enabling Key Data Sharing in Clinical Settings
Intel Corporation today announced Intel SOA Expressway for Healthcare, software that provides an efficient way to exchange healthcare information inside hospitals and with health information networks. The product will allow healthcare providers to more easily connect with one another so that each can provide better care while benefiting from reduced integration costs.
Until now, the sharing of patient information among healthcare network participants has been hindered by the steep costs and complexities of proprietary data and integration services. Based on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Intel SOA Expressway for Healthcare offers a cost-efficient solution to this problem by providing an efficient and scaleable way to translate, process and connect any data format across a healthcare network.
Microsoft Releases Latest Microsoft Security Intelligence Report
Microsoft Corp. today released the fourth volume of its Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) at Infosecurity Europe 2008. The report focuses on the second half of 2007 and uses data derived from a range of tools running on approximately 450 million computers worldwide to provide an in-depth, global view of software vulnerabilities, software exploits, malicious software and potentially unwanted software.
Microsoft and Novell Extend Reach of Interoperability Collaboration to China
Microsoft Corp. and Novell Inc. are announcing an incremental investment in their relationship focused on converting unsupported Linux users to supported SUSE Linux Enterprise, with a particular emphasis on the Chinese market. This is a result of increasing customer demand in the region for their business model solution, which builds a bridge between open source and proprietary software and provides interoperability and intellectual property (IP) peace of mind for organizations operating mixed-source IT environments.
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