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SAP says HANA will power all cloud applications | Network World

SAP's HANA Cloud Platform, consisting of the core in-memory database plus application development tools, analytics and integration services, will eventually underpin all of its cloud-based applications, the company said at its Sapphire conference.

Amazon gives DynamoDB a performance boost | Network World

Amazon Web Services is improving the performance of its DynamoDB database service with Parallel Scan, which gives users faster access to their tables.

SAP builds out HANA platform and ecosystem | Network World

Anyone remotely within the orbit of SAP lately knows that its No. 1 focus is the HANA in-memory database and development platform. At this week's Sapphire conference in Orlando, the vendor sought to show the progress it is making in both building out HANA's capabilities as well as attracting developers and partners to HANA.

IBM preps SmartCloud for real-time analytics | Network World

Deploying an update of its DB2 database, IBM is pitching its SmartCloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) for use in data reporting and analysis.

California discloses massive ID theft | Network World

The state of California has warned residents that their personal data may have been stolen from computers at the University of California, Berkeley, after a database used by researchers there was compromised by hackers.

How packet micro-shaping maximizes bandwidth utilization | Network World

Enterprises are increasingly virtualizing IT infrastructure by migrating storage, application, and database servers into cloud/hosted datacenters.

NoSQL vendor Basho restaffs executive team | Network World

NoSQL database vendor Basho has restaffed its executive ranks, following a recent exodus of its CEO, chief technology officer and chief architect.

Oracle to certify its software for use on Microsoft’s Azure cloud, Hyper-V | Network World

Oracle and Microsoft have announced a partnership that will see Oracle's database, application server, Java programming language and other products find a home inside Microsoft's Azure cloud service.

SAP reveals road map details for its HANA in-memory platform | Network World

SAP has provided an extensive window into the future direction of its HANA in-memory database platform, which has emerged as the central pillar of the company's product strategy.

Three things Oracle has done to become a big cloud player | Network World

Oracle had a busy couple of weeks at the end of June, rolling out a new version of its database software and announcing partnerships with Microsoft, Salesforce.com and NetSuite. In doing so the company – who’s CEO Larry Ellison at one time bemoaned cloud computing – has almost overnight become a major player in the industry. Here's why.

Cloud Meets CRM: How to Track Who’s Who | Network World

In the early days of CRM, it was simple: people were people and companies were companies. Adding a new person to the CRM database was pretty unambiguous, whether they came in through direct entry or via integration across the clouds.

Why FRoDSL is a sound choice | Network World

Frame relay isn't going away soon.  In fact, in a recent survey that Steve conducted at the Webtorials site, a worldwide database of corporate end-users indicated satisfaction levels with frame relay, ATM, MPLS-based VPNs and Internet-based IPSec VPNs.

Service metering could be Compuware’s buried treasure | Network World

Compuware has been quietly innovating - with acquisitions, such as DevStream for Java 2 Enterprise Edition performance analysis, and with partnerships, such as with Collation for discovery and support for the creation of a configuration management database. Compuware has grown a portfolio balanced across mainframe and distributed application management, application development and application performance management in production environments, and cross-infrastructure support with its Vantage suite.

Small security firm puts spotlight on big vendor bugs | Network World

News earlier this week that Oracle was sitting on patches for 34 undisclosed vulnerabilities in its database software may have come as a surprise to some, but not to David Litchfield, the researcher who discovered the holes.

Back up Microsoft SQL machines to Linux-based tape-controller servers | Network World

Users who have to support Microsoft SQL database servers, but prefer to run Linux as a data back-up/storage platform, may be interested in a new software plug-in from Arkeia.

Ingres polishes database-Linux package | Network World

Businesses will soon be able to try out a new product from Ingres that aims to reduce maintenance work by combining the company's open-source database with a version of Linux from rPath.

Oracle, under fire, admits to database security holes | Network World

Oracle has acknowledged the existence of multiple security holes in its database software and said it plans to issue a security alert shortly. The U.K. security expert who found the holes criticized Oracle's conduct, saying that it has been sitting on patches that would fix the holes for about two months.

Oracle finally taking Linux plunge? | Network World

Rumors are swirling yet again that Oracle wants to get cozier with Linux and at least one financial analyst says customers can expect a tighter Linux-based appliance from the database and application vendor by the end of the month.

Amazon offers PostgreSQL from the cloud | Network World

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is offering the open-source PostgreSQL relational database as part of its RDS (Relational Database Service).

Database options widen for Linux users | Network World

There was good news for Linux enthusiasts from the database front last week, as enterprise Linux suppliers and database vendors made some deals.

Looking for a low-cost PC auditing tool | Network World

Is there a low-cost PC auditing tool that can run from a command line to send sysinfo-like system information to a central location by e-mail or by writing to a network share or SQL database?

CouchDB creator joins Salesforce.com to work on ‘ridiculously cool’ infrastructure project | Network World

The creator of NoSQL database CouchDB says he is taking a job at Salesforce.com where he will work on a "quite ambitious" and "ridiculously cool" project related to the vendor's cloud infrastructure.

NetFlash: The open source database trend | Network World

The notion of basing critical business work on an open source database might have been unthinkable just a couple years ago. But things are changing rapidly.

CMDBs reduce costs, automate tasks | Network World

Network executives who want to resolve problems more quickly, manage the life cycle of software and hardware assets, and adopt IT governance best practices have probably talked about implementing a configuration management database.

Reborn LulzSec claims hack of dating site for military personnel | Network World

A group of hackers claiming to be the reborn Lulz Security (LulzSec) took credit for an alleged compromise of MilitarySingles.com, a dating website for military personnel, and the leak of over 160,000 account details from its database.

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