Published in February 2011
GoDaddy launches new premium cloud hosting service
As many hosting companies introduce cloud hosting services, the popular and low-priced U.S. hosting company GoDaddy is now also introducing its own cloud computing platform, called "Open Ocean Hosting". The new platform has a rather unusual location but runs on 100% green technology.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison struggles with long-term strategy
CEO Larry Ellison was already known for quite some time now to have difficulty dealing with the long term strategy of Oracle, one of the world's biggest software companies, but recently, it really seems like "he has just lost it altogether", sources close to the Oracle board say.
Ubuntu, Debian, RedHat, SUSE, others announce merge
In an improvised press conference representatives all major Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, RedHat, Debian and SUSE, have declared last night to give up their rivalry, forget about their differences and merge all existing Linux distrubtions into one. "The best thing to happen to Linux ever", it was said.
New Facebook rival emerges, provides better privacy
Facebook has a new competitor, which is quickly gaining popularity as concerns over losing privacy grow among Facebook users. The new social netwerk website is especially suitable for those who want to keep in touch with friends but keep personal details private as well.
