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SAP unveils HANA in-memory database offerings for SMBs

SAP on Tuesday announced the first products based on its HANA in-memory database aimed at small and medium-sized businesses, including a new Edge edition of the software as well as HANA-powered analytics for the Business One ERP (enterprise resource planning) suite.

Sonic.net plans 1Gbps fiber service to San Francisco homes

Internet service provider Sonic.net unveiled an ambitious plan on Wednesday to build a fiber network that would reach most residences and small businesses in San Francisco with 1G bps Internet access.

Automotive supplier doubles in size after adopting HPC

L&L Products, an automotive supplier in Michigan, grew dramatically after adding high performance computing to its manufacturing process.

Aging East Coast infrastructure a concern after quake

The earthquake that struck the East Coast on Tuesday should serve as a wake-up call about the frailty of our aging infrastructure, and it should stir businesses to create or update business continuity plans.

RIM launches smartphone management for small businesses

Research In Motion launched a free online service for small businesses to help them centrally manage BlackBerry smartphones in the cloud, providing protection for business content saved on the devices.

Free trade zone gets wired up to boost customer service

One of the fastest growing free trade zones in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is depending on a Cisco partner to streamline communications among locators in the zone.

SMBs overwhelmed with data turn to cloud services

A new report finds that SMBs are largely underserved by suppliers of data protection products and many are turning to cloud services as an affordable alternative to internal technology deployments.

Verizon launches cloud service for SMBs

Verizon announced a cloud computing service for small and midsize U.S. businesses with up to 1,000 employees.

Teo launches single-server unified comms system

Teo announced a unified communications platform that relies on a Linux-based server to provide multiple applications, including voice mail, across a variety of devices.

Cisco moves to unify small business communications

Today, Cisco announced a handful of new additions to its Services Ready Platform, Wireless VPN Firewall, and Cisco 100 Unmanaged Switch lineups aimed at small businesses.

Acresso who? Macrovision spinoff changes name, again

Under a legal threat from another software firm with a similar name, Acresso Software Inc. is changing its name to Flexera Software after just 19 months.

Zetta offers cloud storage for the enterprise

Zetta announces its cloud storage service offering, which is targeting companies that would want to store primary data on near-line disk without having to build out their own secondary-disk storage infrastructures.

Microsoft to offer 'mission-critical support' for enterprises

Microsoft said Tuesday that it will expand its enterprise support services for its software for the second time in six months, while downplaying concern about competition the move may create with its partners.

i365 offers new backup capabilities for SMBs

Data backup vendor i365 is adding enterprise-class data backup and infrastructure disaster recovery capabilities to its products aimed at small and midsized businesses.

Gmail activation problem in Apps finally solved

Google has finally fixed a problem affecting the e-mail service of its Apps suite.

New Apps subscribers face Gmail activation delay

Google is fixing a problem that's keeping new Apps users from accessing their Gmail service.

Next-gen mobile tools arrive as more smart phones hit the market

Recent announcements show a second generation of mobile tools arriving for enterprise users just as the number of smart phones keeps growing.

Start-ups pitch new tools for business at TechCrunch

Yammer, FairSoftware and other start-ups launched new tools for businesses at the TechCrunch conference in San Francisco.

NComputing hits 1M customer mark, hires Microsoft exec as chairman

NComputing has hired a retiring senior Microsoft executive as its co-chairman, while noting that it has sold 1 million seats of its desktop virtualization gear.

Google extends Apps Premier credit for Gmail outage

Google will provide a credit to all paying customers of its hosted Apps suite and has promised to improve its problem-notification methods after its Gmail service suffered three outages in 10 days.