Virtualization software maker picks up developer of software tools used to program in Java. For VCs, the SpringSource deal marks a hefty return on the roughly $46 million pumped into the 5-year-old startup.
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Apple's attack on the mobile market may have met its fiercest rival yet in Google's open-source operating system Android and the legions of phones to come.
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EU regulators say they've heard this tune before; No. 1 software company says initiative will promote data portability, open-source links.
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Company gambles that acquisition of MySQL, an open-source database company used by Google, Southwest Airlines and Facebook, will reignite growth.
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The search player plans to launch an open-source program for developing software for distributed computing, with Carnegie Mellon University as its first academic partner in the venture.
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The European Union court's ruling against Microsoft could signal the beginning of the end for Redmond's dominance over the PC software industry.
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CTO Brian Behlendorf talks about collaboration as his company finds allies in changing market.
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Two major Linux groups vying for wider adoption come together.
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Linux alternative to Microsoft’s Exchange wins third round of funding.
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Liberal Amsterdam experiments with open source operating system.
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Free software advocates are predicting big things for open source in the coming year.
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Jeremy Allison leaves Novell in protest, saying the Microsoft deal made them industry pariahs.
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The Linux distributor's shares jump after posting strong results amidst fresh competition from Oracle, Microsoft, and Novell.
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Scott Kveton is taking open source places.
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Company drives trend toward embedded devices running Linux.
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Open-source software maker posts a profit on lower sales. Shares slip lower.
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Novell works with Microsoft to bring interoperability between OpenOffice.org and Office 2007.
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Pricing, availability, and technical issues will dog Vista.
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Disagreements on certain issues could create friction, but not enough to end relationship.
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Experts discuss reasons why the General Public License makes more sense for Java.
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