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EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: HP is taking the bold step of being the first major vendor to offer full commercial support for open source OpenFlow software defined networking technology.

And just like that, he's out. The former head of Palm is leaving HP, and with webOS all but buried, it's no real surprise.

CEO Meg Whitman even suggests there may be another webOS tablet in two years.

The VAR Guy: "Odyssey's biggest potential winner is Red Hat. Here's why."

HP's Chairman, Ray Lane, sat down for an exclusive fireside chat and discussed the company's strategy, product direction and some of the missteps in communicating all of that to its customers.

HP is to start making servers using energy-efficient ARM-based chips, but experts warn of incompatible software.

Pilot project was right 90% of the time when social media data was combined with company data.

If you are one of those lucky folks who have managed to get their hands on the hugely discounted HP TouchPad, you will sure be amused by this.

The team over at CyanogenMod has managed to get a step closer to porting Google’s Android to run on the WebOS tablet.

FOSS Force: "It's been a busy week in the FOSS world."

Liliputing: Fortunately you may not be stuck with webOS… or at least not only with webOS.