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Issue
61 - September 2009 |
Features
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High
Performance Computing Made Easy with Windows HPC Server 2008
High
Performance Computing (HPC) implies extremely expensive hardware and
software installations, intensive training to get accustomed to unfamiliar
tools and working environment, heavy administration costs for daily
operations, only relevant to complex, large scale and long-running
number crunching applications, and ...
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Blackboard/e-Portal Health Check
Blackboard
(Bb) is adopted by the university as the standard platform for e-Learning
and e-Portal. It is widely used by all CityU members for teaching,
learning, announcements, wiki and blog, as well as making use of
its single sign on feature to access AIMS, Booking Systems and other
Departmental Services. To ensure the 24x7 availability of this mission
critical service ... |
Technology Corner
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Web
Application Security: A Recapitulation
World Wide Web is growing extremely fast
in the past few years. Counting only the number of new websites
responding to an online
web server survey has already recorded an increase of 2,137,329
in June 2009 (a jump from 235,890,526 to ... |
What’s
New in Internet Explorer 8?
Microsoft
had shipped the final version of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and it
has made available for installation during windows update. The new
browser has better tab handling....
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Windows 7 – A First Glimpse
The
whole world is excited by Windows 7, which is coming out on 22nd
October. But why it is called Windows 7? Microsoft says that
it is the 7th major version of Windows. There will be 6 editions
of Windows 7:
1. Starter: available only in the OEM channel on new PCs limited
to specific types of hardware, for example, low powered netbooks...
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