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Interviews: The world according to Linus
Computerworld catches up with the man behind Linux, Linus Torvalds, at Linux.conf.au
Andrew Hendry 29/01/2008 23:40:29
Interviews: Samba's Tridge clusters code and crowds
Andrew "Tridge" Tridgell, the man behind the Samba file server and self-confessed TSP packet molester talks with Dahna McConnachie about Samba and some of his other favourite pastimes. Tridge will be speaking more about clustered Samba at the upcoming linux.conf.au.
Dahna McConnachie 15/01/2008 08:53:50
Interviews: A virtual hit for MLB Advanced Media
December is a relatively slow time of year at MLB Advanced Media, the company that brings you the official Major League Baseball Web sites. From pitch-by-pitch accounts of games to streaming audio and video -- plus news, schedules, statistics and more -- it has baseball covered. Doing so requires serious horsepower, so much so that the company's Manhattan data center is pretty much tapped out in terms of space and power, according to Ryan Nelson, director of operations for the firm. Strategic use of virtualization technology enabled him nevertheless to forge ahead with implementing new products during the 2007 season, and promises to smooth a shift to a new data center in Chicago in time for the 2008 season.
Paul Desmond 03/01/2008 07:54:04
Interviews: Microsoft's new multicore-computing guru speaks out
Supercomputing expert Dan Reed, who saw the birth of the Web browser at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is joining Microsoft Research as director of scalable and multicore computing.
John Fontana 27/11/2007 12:53:01
Interviews: Rackspace: a realistic green pioneer
Rackspace provides datacentre facilities under a managed hosting scheme. It is building a new UK datacentre and has had a green aspect to its business for about a year and a half. How is that affecting its operations?
Chris Mellor 23/11/2007 11:31:39
Interviews: Can the datacentre be green? APC's founder speaks out
APC founder and CTO Neil Rasmussen was in London recently to talk about datacentres, power and efficiency - themes that have become headline news as they transmogrify into green issues. We took the opportunity to ask him - inter alia - whether the datacentre can ever be green.
Manek Dubash 23/11/2007 11:20:46
Interviews: Digital Rights Management comes to email in mission impossible style.
Email sender remorse is a thing of the past, if Bigstring.com CEO and founder Darin Myman has his way. The start up has developed a service that allows emails to be edited, recalled, or made to self-destruct. Emails, videos and pictures can also be rendered non printable, non-save-able or and / or non-forward-able.
Dahna McConnachie 06/11/2007 09:19:16
Interviews: EMC exec: Selling risk needs no justification
Responsible for steering the course of EMC's security franchise, Art Coviello, executive vice president of EMC's RSA Security division, says the unit will eventually contribute US$2 billion to EMC's annual revenue. In a recent interview with Computerworld, Coviello talked about a balance between storage and security needs, why administrators focused only on "dumb storage" are a dying breed and why selling risk needs no justification.
Brian Fonseca 01/11/2007 08:25:19
Interviews: Gamer-turned-CEO chats about making money from games
It is confirmed. You can make money from game playing. Miniclip.com, the self-funded start up has over 400 free games on offer, from single player through to hard-core massive multiplayer games, and nearly 45 million unique users. The business was launched in 2001, with a £40,000 (AU$90,000) investment by CEO Rob Small and his business partner, and took one year to start paying for itself. It was named this year by Deloitte as the fifth fastest growing UK tech company.
Dahna McConnachie 26/10/2007 07:15:27
Interviews: Red Hat exec: Open Source is mature, disruptive and innovative
Open source is disruptive, it develops rapidly, is adopted quickly, and it efficiently meets market needs while enabling new market capabilities. These were some of the statements made at an open source symposium held in Western Australia (WA) earlier this month.
Dahna McConnachie 24/10/2007 08:54:53
 
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