Feb 3, 2005 : Red Hat Establishes Government Unit

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📅 Feb 2, 2005 - Akamai Software Downloads Double - Content delivery network operator Akamai Technologies (akamai.com) announced on Wednesday that it achieved a 100 percent increase in total software downloads in 2004. The company said the jump was the result of an increasing numbers of customers adopting the Akamai Electronic Software Delivery platform. Akamai said its software delivery customers include companies from a wide range of vertical industries that are building their business models on the "software as a service" delivery model. "The growth of the Electronic Software Delivery market can be attributed to a large number of companies, including traditional software vendors, consumer electronic companies

📅 Feb 2, 2005 - Web Host Blacknight Expands Into Europe - Irish Web hosting provider Blacknight Solutions (blacknight.ie -> blacknight.com) announced on Wednesday that it has expanded into continental Europe with the opening of a new network in Amsterdam. The company said it is the first Irish-based host to expand into Europe. "We have built up a very strong client base in Ireland which has helped us to become one of the fastest growing companies in the domestic market," says Michele Neylon, CEO of Blacknight. "With the opening of our new European network we will be in a strong position to consolidate our position within the Irish market place, as well as being able to increase the competitive product offerings to our customers." Blacknigh

📅 Feb 2, 2005 - DedicatedCentral Adds Urchin to Servers - Urchin Software Corporation (urchin.com) will be making its Web analytics software available to DedicatedCentral's (dedicatedcentral.com) dedicated web hosting customers, the companies announced on Tuesday. "DedicatedCentral continues to bundle innovative products with state of the art hosting and unparalleled customer support," says Ho Lee, general manager of DedicatedCentral. "We are delighted to offer Web analytics of Urchin, which represents a $900 value-add to DedicatedCentral clients." DedicatedCentral officially launched last week, operating from data centers in Tampa, Austin, Chicago and Vancouver. Also last week, Urchin launched the latest version, 6.1.1,

📅 Feb 4, 2005 - Web Host The Planet Introduces OZONE - Web hosting provider The Planet Internet Services (theplanet.com -> softlayer.com -> ibm.com) said on Thursday that it had introduced OZONE, a security solution that implements an access control list on clients' virtual local area network interfaces, protecting against attacks targeting unused TCP and UDP ports. According to The Planet, unused applications and services created during operating system installation leaves TCP/UDP ports exposed, making them susceptible to attack. OZONE alleviates this problem, using ACLs to filter out unwanted traffic through those ports and creating a mechanism for security policy definition. "OZONE lets our customers lock down their servers to allow onl

📅 Feb 4, 2005 - Globat.com Expands Web Hosting Plans - Web hosting provider Globat.com (globat.com ) announced on Thursday that it has made significant increases to the email and Web space allotments for all its Web hosting plans in addition to dropping prices on the first year of service. The company is now offering the Gigabyte hosting package, priced starting at $4.95 per month, with 5GB of Web space, calling it the biggest budget Web hosting plan in the industry. The Gigabyte package was first introduced in March of 2003. At that time, it came with only 1GB of Web space and was priced at $7.50 per month. "In summer of 2004 we announced a significant increase in our package quotas," says Ben R. Neumann

📅 Feb 4, 2005 - Keynote Buys European Consulting Firm - Keynote Systems (keynote.com), a provider of e-business performance management services, announced on Thursday that it has acquired Netherlands-based e-business performance consulting firm Hudson Williams B.V. Hudson Williams B.V. was originally the European subsidiary of Hudson Williams Inc., which was acquired by Keynote Systems in July 2004. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Hudson Williams B.V., according to Keynote, consists of four management professional consultants who provide services for assessing, tuning and testing the performance of Web applications and infrastructures. Keynote said the group will focus on integrating Keynote's growing portfol