The minor news, evidently, was that Open Enterprise Server (OES) was now shipping. At least, based on the press coverage, that’s what you’d be led to think.

Open Enterprise Server 2 features innovations in storage management and enhancements to simplify user access in Microsoft* Windows* environments, along with the virtualization of NetWare®.

Company plans to begin shipping in February its Open Enterprise Server, which combines open source and commercial networking platforms.

In Part II, we explore the ways Open Enterprise Server can help you make sure that workers in your organization remain productive and have access to the information and services they need to do ...

One of the leaders in this field is Zenoss, which, like many open source companies, offers both free and commercial licences to its products. Here Bill Karpovich, CEO and co-founder of Zenoss ...

Novell said today that its new Open Enterprise Server product will ship in February 2005, about two months later than the company had announced in March.

Organizations can contribute to the platform’s GitHub or receive a framework for creating enterprise-grade generative AI systems.

And, as expected, Novell announced its Open Enterprise Server product, which combines SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 with Novell's NetWare software.

Sylabs developed SingularityPRO and Singularity Enterprise to deliver an array of important features and capabilities, along with enterprise-grade support, for organizations that need more stability, ...

Google today announced that in March it will open-source its Google Earth Enterprise software, which lets organizations deploy Google Maps and Google Earth in their on-premises data center ...

Open-source models are opening up large enterprises, SaaS companies, industrial companies, robotics companies to now join the AI revolution,” Jensen Huang said.