Cisco, Atmel and the Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS) announced the availability of uIPv6, one of the world’s smallest open-source, IPv6-ready protocol stack, which could enable every device, no matter how limited by power or memory to have an Internet Protocol address.

EMC has donated products and services to store a copy of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute’s archive of nearly 52,000 video testimonials from Holocaust survivors and witnesses, and make it accessible through Yad Vashem, The Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Authority in Jerusalem.

Fujitsu and Sun announced the SPARC Enterprise T5440 server, the first server to deliver the scalability and reliability of traditional midrange systems with the breakthrough performance and energy efficiency of the UltraSPARC T2 Plus architecture.

Infineon introduced the world’s smallest GPS Receive Front-End Module. The new BGM681L11 includes all key components to amplify a GPS signal and filter out interference in a module occupying just 3.75 mm³.

HP and the National Basketball Association (NBA) announced a new multiyear marketing partnership – HP’s first with a major professional sports league – that will include the development of joint technology initiatives to enhance the overall game experience for basketball fans.

To strengthen HP’s ability to serve the fast-growing Chinese market and accelerate economic development in West China, HP and China’s Chongqing Municipality announced plans for an advanced manufacturing complex.

LG Display has developed a 14.1-inch LCD panel for notebook PCs that ensures privacy for users by allowing them to alter the viewing angle with a single touch. Mass production of the panel began this month.

Mozy, an EMC Company, announced the first online backup service designed for Mac-powered businesses. MozyPro for Mac extends the Mozy online backup service to the growing numbers of businesses using Apple Mac desktops, laptops and servers.

IBM announced new POWER6 processor-based servers for enterprise and SMB clients and updated virtualization and systems management software designed to help clients improve performance, drive innovation, and maximize return on their IT investments in the new enterprise data center.

IBM launched a company-wide initiative that extends its traditional software delivery model toward a mix of on-premise and cloud computing applications with new software, services and technical resources for clients and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs).

Dell, Intel and Motion Computing have launched a new service to assess, design and validate the quality and coverage of wireless networks soon to become the backbone of health care information flow.

Oracle announced new mobile interoperability with Nokia devices and technology, as a result of the ongoing cooperation and co-development between the two companies. Oracle Database Lite is available on Symbian Version 9/S60 Version 3 enabling enterprises to mobilize their applications using Nokia E90 Communicator.

WD introduced its new WD ShareSpace high-speed network storage systems that provide centralized storage for small office and home networks. WD ShareSpace represents WD’s first entry into the small-office network storage market.

Procter & Gamble (P&G) has deployed a Cisco Telepresence system in Latin America (Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico, Brazil, Chile and soon Venezuela).The Cisco TelePresence, a virtual meeting solution, creates “in-person” experiences between people, places and events in their work and personal lives when they are remotes.

SanDisk announced it is bringing to market its 16GB microSDHC and Memory Stick Micro (M2) mobile memory cards - the world’s largest removable storage capacity for mobile phones.

IBM, Chartered, Samsung and ARM will develop a comprehensive 32 nanometer (nm) and 28nm Systems-on-a-Chip (SoCs) design platform based on high-k metal-gate (HKMG) technology from the IBM-led joint-development alliance.

Hitachi announced the development of a mechanism for attesting the authenticity of memory chips using highly secure digital signatures in a worldwide breakthrough.

IBM opened four new cloud computing centers in emerging markets. They are in Sao Paulo, Brazil; Bangalore, India; Seoul, Korea; and Hanoi, Vietnam, where there is an increasing demand for Internet-based computing models and skills to help companies compete in highly competitive environments.

Oracle and Intel announced that they are collaborating to help accelerate enterprise readiness of cloud computing and make it more efficient and secure. The companies will also identify and drive standards to enable flexible deployment across private and public clouds.

IBM will offer remote, $99 “test drives” of Microsoft’s newly launched supercomputer operating system, Windows HPC Server 2008, via its global network of IBM Computing on Demand facilities.

IBM announced a new supercomputer that NASA scientists will use to simulate and better understand Earth’s climate and weather, the planet’s relationship with the sun, and the evolution of cosmic phenomena. It will also play an essential role in developing methods to analyze the rapidly increasing amount of data the agency collects from Earth- and space-observing satellites.

SGI and Oracle announced a new Oracle Optimized Warehouse based on SGI servers, supercomputers and storage solutions optimized for the world’s most popular database.

Motorola unveiled its first WiMAX USB adaptor, the USBw 100. The thumb-drive-sized device is available in three versions to connect to WiMAX networks in each of the three bands approved for use around the world - 2.3GHz, 2.5GHz and 3.5 GHz. The Motorola USBw 100 plugs directly into laptop computers to provide mobile and nomadic wireless broadband connectivity, both indoors and out.

Lexar is giving digital photo enthusiasts the opportunity to “cut the cord” with the introduction of its Shoot-n-Sync Wi-Fi memory card - a convenient wireless solution for uploading digital photos to computers as well as sharing them via social networking and photo-sharing websites.

IBM announced that it has entered into a joint development agreement with Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) to further explore “Racetrack Memory,” an entirely new approach to solid state memory.