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Software piracy costing Africa billions (AFP via Yahoo! News) - A whopping 81 percent of computer software now in use in Africa has been pirated, costing governments and the high-tech industry billions of dollars in revenue and choking growth, experts warn.

Rice, IBM to collaborate on software link system (BizJournals) - IBM has awarded Rice University $700,000 worth of software, hardware and services.

Software aids crypto export law compliance (Linux Devices) - The latest news & announcements about Linux based embedded applications ... Keywords: Match: Sort by: Software compliance management specialist Black Duck has diversified its product line.

Portal Software Buyers Must Invest Heavily to Create Usable Interfaces, According to Report (EContent Magazine) - Enterprise portal software customers must invest substantial resources to create usable and accessible user interfaces, according to the latest semi-annual release of the "Enterprise Portals Report" from independent analyst firm, CMS Watch.

ESL tool offers embedded software support in SystemC (Electronic Engineering Times Asia) - Electronic system-level tools today aim primarily at hardware designers, but an upcoming SystemC architectural design tool expects to provide strong support for embedded-software development.

Software piracy costing Africa billions (TODAYonline) - Pirated software, DVDs and CDs. A whopping 81 percent of computer software now in use in Africa has been pirated, costing governments and the high-tech industry billions of dollars in revenue and choking growth, experts warn.

Software sol'ns transform embedded designs (Electronic Engineering Times Asia) - If anything was reinforced at this year's Embedded Systems Conference in Taipei, it's how software solutions are complementing the silicon world.

Software Helps Doctors Calculate Heart Attack Risk (Science Daily) - Pioneering computer software is helping doctors to decide how best to treat patients admitted to hospital with suspected heart attacks.

Virtual Machine Software Market Grew 67% in 2005 (LinuxElectrons) - FRAMINGHAM , Mass. – The worldwide virtual machine software (VMS) market grew to $560 million in 2005, a robust 67% growth over the previous year and topping the 63% year-over-year growth recorded in 2004.

Software piracy costing Africa billions (Independent Online) - A whopping 81 percent of computer software now in use in Africa has been pirated, costing governments and the high-tech industry billions in revenue and choking growth, experts warn.