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VMware,”Hey what ya’ building over there?”
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posted by Mark Hinkle on Tue 05 Jan 2010 05:37 UTC
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(edit) Technology, Open Source, virtualization, LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Zimbra, Hyperic, cloud computing, VMWare, puppet, MapReduce, cloudera, Cfengine, mariadb, opscode, Covalent, reductive labs, Spring Source

Today I caught a tweet from Kara Swisher referencing some exclusive news she posted on Boomtown about VMware’s upcoming deal to buy Zimbra from Yahoo! This is would be VMware’s second acquisition of an open source ISV in under a

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CAOS Theory Podcast 2009.09.04
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posted by The 451 Group on Fri 04 Sep 2009 21:01 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Oracle, Java, gpl, enterprise, Linux, eclipse, sun, podcast, Red Hat, 451 group, Hyperic, cloud computing, VMWare, Sun Microsystems, puppet, springsource, european commission, BSD, EPL, EC, open source licenses, debate, open source license, Covalent, reductive labs, server automation

Topics for this podcast:

*EC pauses Oracle-Sun over MySQL
* Open source licenses debated
* Red Hat growth opportunities and Summit roundup
* Reductive Labs seeking cloud role for Puppet software
* VMware-SpringSource analyzed

iTunes or direct download (26:04, 5.9 MB)

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