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The Race To Development Errors
[December 12, 2007] New scanning tech from Coverity identifies 'race' conditions. New capability? Hmmm.

Lots of REST For Ruby on Rails 2.0
[December 11, 2007] Popular dynamic language picks sides in Web Services debate and votes against SOAP.

Sun Opens Up UltraSPARC T2 Core
[December 11, 2007] Continues the project begun under the T1 to make the internals available so developers can study the code and optimize apps for the chip.

IBM to Offer 32nm Manufacturing to All in 2009
[December 10, 2007] New chip manufacturing technique will cut power draw, increase performance and reduce chip size all in one swoop.

Red Hat's Open Source IDE
[December 10, 2007] New developer studio IDE takes aim at other Java dev tools as Red Hat ramps the tech—and the rhetoric.

Open Source Advocates Slap Verizon With GPL Lawsuit
[December 7, 2007] UPDATED: After targeting only a handful of small firms, the Software Freedom Law Center goes after a telecom giant for failing to distribute source.

Ready For A Chip With a Thousand Cores?
[December 7, 2007] IBM announces a breakthrough in multi-core interconnects that could make a chip with hundreds or thousands of cores a possibility.

SourceForge Opens up to Commerce
[December 6, 2007] The longtime de facto standard in open source repositories is trying out a new model: allowing developers to sell services directly.

Embedded Linux Seen as Ready For Prime Time
[December 6, 2007] Two years of study across hundreds of projects by over 1,300 developers suggests that Linux's time is here.

AMD: 'No Delay In Opteron Shipments'
[December 5, 2007] Company denies claims that it stopped shipment of its quad core Opteron processors due to a bug.

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