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Blog Post:
Any Data - Big Insights
Shree Dandekar - Director, BI Strategy
Over the last year, many industry analysts have tried to define Big Data . Some of the common dimensions that have been used to define Big Data are the 3 V’s , Volume, Velocity and Variety. (Volume = multiple terabytes or over a petabyte; variety = numbers, audio, video, text, streams, weblogs...
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31 Jan 2012
Blog Post:
Chrome OS Wi-Fi Support Running on a Mini 10v... Source Code Available
Doug Anson, Technology Strategist
Last week, Google released ChromiumOS to the open source community at http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os . ChromiumOS is a small, optimized OS whose purpose is to make it extremely simple and easy to browse the web. Without a network connection, ChromiumOS is not very interesting. With a network connection...
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25 Nov 2009
Blog Post:
Dell Linux Engineering to participate in UDS-L (November 16-20)
DELL-Amit B
I'd like to announce that Dell Linux Engineers will hit the road to Dallas, TX to participate in the upcoming Ubuntu Developers Summit for Lucid Lynx (UDS-L) from December 16 - 20 Correction: November 16 - 20. Lucid Lynx is the code name for the upcoming release of Ubuntu , versioned 10.04. This...
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16 Nov 2009
Blog Post:
Dell Recovery Tool Enhancements
DELL-Mario L
Hi Everyone, Today I'd like to announce some new features that have been introduced to the dell-recovery tool that we are shipping with Ubuntu machines. As you might have been aware, the dell-recovery tool takes the content of a Linux Dell recovery partition and builds it into a bootable ISO image...
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9 Nov 2009
Blog Post:
Ubuntu Linux 9.04 - Technical Details
DELL-John Hull
Note from Lionel: It's been a while since I've talked about Linux on Direct2Dell. Shortly after Ubuntu 9.04 was released in April 2009, we had a request from IdeaStorm user Shannon VanWagner to start pre-loading 9.04 . Though it's late, we're now offering Ubuntu 9.04 on a few more Dell...
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9 Oct 2009
Blog Post:
Latitude ON Arrives
Lionel Menchaca, Chief Blogger
Latitude ON is a concept we've mentioned during the introduction of our Latitude E family of business laptops last year. You may have seen posts from sites like Engadget that discussed it in more detail. We figured the introduction of the Latitude Z was a good reason to start shipping the full hardware...
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28 Sep 2009
Blog Post:
Ubuntu Moblin Remix Developer Edition Available on Dell's Mini 10v
DELL-John Hull
Ubuntu Moblin Remix Developer Edition for the Inspiron Mini 10v is here. As we shared at the Intel Developer Forum today, Dell and Canonical have worked closely to ensure good hardware/software compatibility, and seamless integration between Ubuntu and Moblin . For those not familiar, Moblin is an open...
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23 Sep 2009
Blog Post:
Dell Announces Masters Program for Dell TechCenter
DELL-Bruce Eric
Earlier this week I blogged about my data center colleagues over at Dell's Enterprise Technology Center (aka Dell TechCenter). They are a community of system-admins, data center managers and other technical people that are on the hunt for new ways to get more out of their data center servers, storage...
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18 Sep 2009
Blog Post:
Dell @ the Red Hat Summit This Week
DELL-John Hull
The Red Hat Summit is taking place September 1-4 in Chicago, and Dell will be an active participant in the activities. We're an "Enterprise Sponsor" of the event, and we'll have a both in the partner pavilion, showing off our latest and greatest servers as well as giving away flashlights...
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1 Sep 2009
Blog Post:
Dell on Google's Chrome OS and More
Doug Anson, Technology Strategist
There's been a lot of buzz in the blogosphere since Google announced the Chrome OS last week. For those of you who didn't follow the discussions, the Chrome OS is an experience-targeted cloud OS that has the potential to push the boundaries and definition of the alternative operating environment...
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15 Jul 2009
Blog Post:
Dell Mini 10v and Other Operating Systems
Lionel Menchaca, Chief Blogger
Thanks for sharing your thoughts about netbooks via IdeaStorm and through @Dell_Mini on Twitter since we asked you to join us last week. Since then, we've received lots of ideas and have over 150 followers on Twitter. We look forward to your continued feedback. One of the first things we noticed...
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19 May 2009
Blog Post:
Wolfram Alpha -- "An Invention That Could Change The Internet Forever"
DELL-Bruce Eric
There's been a fair bit of discussion recently about Wolfram Alpha's upcoming launch of what they are calling their "computational knowledge engine." The Independent wrote a lengthy article on the capabilities of the new search tool, suggesting that it is "an invention that...
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12 May 2009
Blog Post:
Ubuntu Now Available for Mini 10 Customers in the United States and Canada
Anne Camden
Over the last few weeks. we’ve been adding more features and options to the Inspiron Mini 10 , which will allow folks to personalize the popular companion device even more like a 720p HD edge-to-edge display, a bigger battery option and five Design Studio choices from Tristan Eaton. For customers...
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7 May 2009
Blog Post:
Dell Enterprise Products Webcast Today at 11:30am CST
Lionel Menchaca, Chief Blogger
Later today, Stephen Schuckenbrock , president of Dell’s Large Enterprise group will unveil our Efficient Enterprise Portfolio of products in a webcast that will happen today at 11:30am Central Standard Time. You can register for the webcast by going to Dell.com/switch or by clicking on the...
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25 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Dell's Mini 10 Packs a Punch
Lionel Menchaca, Chief Blogger
Many of you have been keeping track of the Mini 10 since we previewed some details at CES . Starting today, we'll begin taking preorders from customers in the United States through QVC . U.S. online availability through Dell.com will follow soon after—it's scheduled for February 26. We'll...
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18 Feb 2009
Blog Post:
Dell Talks Fourth Wave of Supercomputing at SC08
DELL-Bruce Eric
Michael Dell this morning addressed attendees of the SC08 conference and spoke of the 'fourth wave' of supercomputing where powerful HPC-based clusters will be used by organizations of all sizes to solve complex compute problems. SC08 is taking place in Dell's backyard in Austin, Texas...
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18 Nov 2008
Blog Post:
Resolution for Inspiron Mini/Ubuntu Linux Partitioning Issue
DELL-John Hull
Following up from my blog post from last week, we now have a simple and robust resolution for the drive partitioning issue on the Inspiron Mini 9 with Ubuntu Linux. Since some systems with 8GB or 16GB solid state drives (SSD's) only have 4 GB of space formatted, we needed a simple method to extend...
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24 Oct 2008
Blog Post:
Mario joins Ubuntu Core-Dev team
Matt Domsch, Linux Technology Strategist
Lots of folks within Dell are committed to Linux initiatives. Ubuntu is a good example. Since we committed to offer it on certain consumer systems back in May last year , we've added many countries outside the US. Beyond just making it available though, we've also spent a lot of time to make...
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23 Oct 2008
Blog Post:
Inspiron Mini 9 with Ubuntu Linux - 8GB and 16 GB Hard Drives Not Fully Formatted
DELL-John Hull
Several customers (notably feranick and aysui on IdeaStorm) and tech websites ( Boy Genius Report , Gizmodo , and Mobile Computer Mag ) have pointed out that 8GB and 16GB drives on the Inspiron Mini 9 with Ubuntu Linux are not fully formatted. The manufacturing facility has only been partitioning the...
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20 Oct 2008
Blog Post:
More Ubuntu Linux Advertising?
Lionel Menchaca, Chief Blogger
Since I'm back in the saddle again... while catching up on some reading, I came across a post from the VAR Guy that I thought was worth spending some time on. In that post, the VAR Guy notes that we advertised a Ubuntu-based Inspiron Mini 9 over the weekend in some newspapers. I've done a bit...
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14 Oct 2008
Blog Post:
Linux driver available for Dell Wireless cards
DELL-John Hull
Christopher Tozzi's blog from Thursday reminded me of the announcement that I never made: Linux driver support is now available to Dell-branded wireless cards. We started working closely with Broadcom early this year on providing this support, as our customers have been asking for a Linux driver...
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3 Oct 2008
Blog Post:
Use the Source, Luke!
Matt Domsch, Linux Technology Strategist
Fedora , like quite a few Linux distributions, aims for the technical challenge of being self-hosting, that is, one should be able to recompile each of the packages in Fedora 10 using a copy of Fedora 10, and get exactly the same result. For Open Source and Free Software developers, this is a critical...
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19 Sep 2008
Blog Post:
New Vostro Systems for Emerging Economies: Ubuntu in More Countries
Lionel Menchaca, Chief Blogger
Today we're rolling out two new laptops and desktops that are designed to meet the specific needs of small businesses, government and educational facilities operating on a limited budget in the worlds top emerging markets. Take a look at either Steve Felice's post or Kara Krautter's post...
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27 Aug 2008
Blog Post:
Dell XPS 1530n and Studio 15n Now Available with Ubuntu 8.04
Daniel_Judd
Today is the day. For customers in the United States who interested in compelling notebooks with 15.4” Hi-def widescreen displays the Dell XPS M1530n and Studio 15n notebooks are now available with Ubuntu 8.04 factory installed. US customers can check out these systems and more at www.dell.com...
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7 Aug 2008
Blog Post:
Dell at LinuxWorld this Week
DELL-John Hull
As many of you know, the 2008 LinuxWorld Conference and Expo is taking place this week in San Franciscso. Several of us at Dell will be attending to take part in the "Desktop Linux" track. I'll be part of a panel discussion titled " OEM Desktop Panel Discussion - We’re shipping...
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4 Aug 2008
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