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17Sep
Wed2008
Development Workshop at Web Builder 2.0 2008 Conference

September 19, 2008, Bristol, UK - 1060(R) Research, Ltd is pleased to announce that Randolph Kahle will conduct a full day workshop "Build the Server Side of Rich Internet Applications" at the Web Builder 2.0 2008 Conference on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 from 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM.

Workshop description: http://webbuilderconference.com/2008/workshops.aspx#2

When: October 15, 2008 from 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM

Where: Web Builder 2.0 Conference at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

WebBuilder 2.0 Conference information: http://webbuilderconference.com/2008/

WebBuilder 2.0 Conference registration: http://webbuilderconference.com/2008/rates.aspx

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packards Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of softare infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

www.1060research.com

17Sep
Wed2008
Randolph Kahle to present at Web Builder 2.0 2008 in Las Vegas, Nevada

September 17, 2008, Bristol, UK - 1060(R) Research, Ltd is pleased to announce Randolph Kahle's presentation "Building RESTful Rich Internet Applications" at the Web Builder 2.0 2008 Conference on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 at 11:15 AM.

Presentation description: http://webbuilderconference.com/2008/coding.aspx#17

When: October 14, 2008 at 11:15 AM

Where: WebBuilder 2.0 Conference at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

WebBuilder 2.0 Conference information: http://webbuilderconference.com/2008/

WebBuilder 2.0 conference registration: http://webbuilderconference.com/2008/rates.aspx

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

www.1060research.com

26Nov
Mon2007
1060 NetKernel 3.3 Released

1060 NetKernel 3.3 Released

November 27, 2007, Bristol, UK - 1060(R) Research, Ltd is pleased to announce the release of 1060(R) NetKernelTM 3.3

1060 NetKernelTM is a resource-oriented computing platform and application server. NetKernel is built on Java (TM) and will run on any operating system supporting Java 1.4.2 or later.

"This new release of NetKernel is a significant milestone in evolution of the NetKernel 3 product line. NetKernel 3.3 contains new tools and documentation that make it easier to learn resource oriented computing (ROC) and see the inner workings of applications written on the NetKernel ROC platform", says Peter Rodgers, CEO of 1060 Research.

NetKernel 3.3 now features the Request Visualizer, a tool that captures resource requests and displays information about their processing from initiation by a transport through all spawned sub-requests. The Visualizer presents a three-level drill-down display which includes detailed information about each step of request processing. Through its visual presentation the tool provides both a comprehensive high-level view of application processing as well as fine-grained details of each facet, including whether results are returned from the system cache or computed by an accessor.

NetKernel 3.3 includes reorganized and rewritten documentation. "We recognize that resource oriented computing is new. Experimentation led us to a new approach to introduce ROC that is used in the Getting Started Guide and other documentation. We reorganized the books to group related material. The new Resource Model book highlights the importance of resource models and allows us to document future models easily." mentions Rodgers.

Performance of HTTP based applications will now use less network bandwidth and run faster due to support for if-modified-since, eTags and HTTP 304 support. "NetKernel already provided a high-performance solution for HTTP based applications. The modifications to the HTTP transport now allows browsers to coordinate their cache with NetKernel's cache and only transfer information that has changed since last requested. The change was very simple to make because of the resource oriented foundation of NetKernel" comments Rodgers.

New in NetKernel 3.3 is an Image resource model. This model is based on the Java 2D API and provides support for services such as crop, rotate, scale and others. Transreption from the new image resource type to physical types such as PNG and GIF is supported. NetKernel resource models include XML, Image, JSON, Pinky (Atom and RSS feeds) and RDF.

NetKernel's industry leading support for dynamic programming languages continues. Ruby support, first introduced in NetKernel 3.1 has been upgraded to a fully supported language with the inclusion of JRuby 1.0.1. A new language option, PHP, is available as an experimental language from the 1060 Research NetKernel update servers.

About NetKernel

NetKernel is a resource-oriented computing platform built on micro-kernel architecture that extends and combines concepts seen in Unix and the Web. It provides advanced technology that makes building powerful software simple and less expensive.

With resource-oriented computing, developers work at a flexible logical level, composing solutions using information resources and services. The resource-oriented level rests above the physical API-based level of objects, code and data. Customers using NetKernel report a ten to one-hundred times reduction in code compared to systems developed using physical computing based systems such as Java, J2EE, LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), and Microsoft .Net.

NetKernel 3.3 is offered for use with either the 1060 Public open-source license or commercial license.

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

www.1060research.com

16Nov
Fri2007
Free In-The-Brain of Peter Rodgers Seminar

November 16, 2007, Bristol, UK - Skills Matter, Ltd. and 1060(R) Research, Ltd. are pleased to announce a free "In-The-Brain" seminar by Peter Rodgers, CEO of 1060 Research to be held in London on November 28, 2007.

The seminar will explore what lies beyond REST. For the last eight years Rodgers has explored the territory beyond and will introduce what he discovered: resource oriented computing - a unification of the Web and Unix. He will explain the principles of Resource Oriented Computing (ROC) and describe how it is being used today by companies to build high-performance systems in a fraction of the time and code required by Java J2EE and other approaches. Participation is free for registered attendees.

When: November 28th, 18:30-20:00
Where: Skills Matter, 1 Sekforde Street, London EC1R
Registration: http://skillsmatter.com/going-beyond-rest/pcd/4000

About Skills Matter, Ltd.

With the UK's largest selection of training on Open Source Technologies and agile software development, Skills Matter is a leading provider of training, mentoring and project based skills transfer.

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

For more information, visit: www.1060research.com

Contacts

Randolph Kahle
Director of Marketing
1060 Research, Ltd
rsk@1060research.com
+1 520 971 2962

3Aug
Fri2007
Zepheira to Use 1060 Research's NetKernel to Power Open Source Persistent URL (PURL) Service

Resource-Oriented Environment a Good Match for URI Infrastructure

August 2, 2007, Bristol, UK, - Zepheira, LLC. and 1060(R) Research, Ltd. are pleased to announce the selection of 1060(R) NetKernel as the key enabling technology for an updated Persistent URL (PURL) service. The Open Source development effort is being sponsored by the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) as an upgrade to the existing PURL service, which it built and has hosted for over 12 years.

The PURL service provides persistent, stable World Wide Web (WWW) addresses for the international library and education community, government, business, non-profit organizations, and private citizens. PURLs are Web addresses or Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) that act as permanent identifiers in the face of a dynamic and changing Web infrastructure.

The new service will add features and make it more scalable to face an expected increase in demand over the next few years. In addition to making it easier to create and maintain persistent URIs, it will now support URI redirection for information and non-information resources such as concepts, organizations and people. This will be a key enabler of Semantic Web-based applications. The new service will allow URI-based concepts to be stable and resolved using existing protocols.

NetKernel is a resource-oriented computing environment that builds upon the architectural properties of Unix pipes, Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA) and the Representational State Transfer (REST) style of information, service and document processing. NetKernel's architecture makes it dramatically easier and less expensive to develop flexible, scalable and fast software.

"When looking for an infrastructure to use as the basis of the PURL rearchitecture work, we needed to balance features, track record, ease of development and flexibility in supporting new capabilities. We have had great success for our customers with NetKernel in the enterprise. With its focus on scalable resource-oriented computing, it was a natural candidate for this work," says Eric Miller, Zepheira's President.

David Wood, a Zepheira partner and software maintenance researcher adds, "Software designed to run as Internet infrastructure for many years needs to be maintainable as well as scalable; simply being Open Source is not enough. NetKernel succeeds on all fronts with its modular, layered approach and efficient microkernel architecture. The fact that it has the polish of a commercial product made the decision to leverage this toolkit an easy one to make."

"We are pleased that 1060 NetKernel was selected as the foundation for the rearchitected PURL service," says Peter Rodgers, PhD, CEO of 1060 Research. Rodgers continues, "NetKernel uses URIs internally to identify all elements of software including resources, services and code so it seems natural that NetKernel will now support a global URI resolution service. We have seen NetKernel used in a wide range of enterprise applications, so we know that Zepheria and OCLC will have the scalability, flexibility, and productivity they need to build a high-performance, easily managed system. We are pleased to support such an important open-source project."

More information on NetKernel is available from the 1060 Research web site: www.1060research.com/netkernel/. More information on the PURL service is available on the OCLC PURL Web site: www.purl.org.

About Zepheira

Zepheira is a US-based professional services firm with expertise in semantic technologies and Enterprise Data Integration. Zepheira delivers solutions worldwide to integrate, navigate and manage data across personal, group and enterprise boundaries. Zepheira performs business analysis, data architecture, application development and implementation. Zepheira's experts have a long history of leading Internet standards initiatives, and delivering solutions to industries including manufacturing, financial services, medical research and defense. The company is privately held and has offices in Virginia, Ohio and Colorado.

For more information, visit: www.zepheira.com

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

For more information, visit: www.1060research.com

Contacts

Brian Sletten
Partner
Zepheira
brian@zepheira.com
tel: +1.866.725.9033

Randolph Kahle
Director of Marketing
1060 Research, Ltd
rsk@1060research.com
+1 520 971 2962

14Jun
Thu2007
1060 Research joins Climate Savers Computing Initiative

June 14, 2007, Bristol, UK - 1060(R) Research, Ltd is pleased to support the Climate Savers Computing Initiative (CSCI).

CSCI's goal is to deliver commitments to reduce energy consumption by computer hardware. Focusing attention on computational energy use is in complete alignment with 1060 Research's corporate and social commitment to energy efficient computation. 1060 Research delivers on this commitment through innovation and technology embodied in software in 1060(R) NetKernel(TM). Focusing on the energy required for computation at the software level is a new approach that has led to dramatic savings across all hardware. NetKernel is a software-based resource-oriented computing platform and application server that automatically minimizes the energy required to process information.

"NetKernel utilizes a fundamentally new computing abstraction that minimizes the thermodynamic cost of computations. Software solutions built on NetKernel dynamically and automatically find the lowest energy for any given information process.", says Peter Rodgers PhD, Physicist and CEO of 1060 Research. "Reducing computational energy costs at the software level has a huge impact on the overall system. Quite simply, the greenest computing is not to compute at all. NetKernel recognizes this by actively eliminating unnecessary computations producing dramatic energy efficiencies. The other side of the coin is that an energetically optimal software infrastructure also gives the highest net performance." adds Rodgers.

1060 Research is the originator of Resource Oriented Computing (ROC), a computing model focused on the logical processing of information resources. In experimental lab conditions and in practical everyday use by customers, NetKernel supporting ROC is consistently shown to significantly minimize computational energy costs.

About NetKernel

NetKernel is a resource-oriented computing platform built on micro-kernel architecture that extends and combines concepts seen in Unix and the Web. NetKernel is built using JavaTM and runs on any operating system supporting Java 1.4.2 or later. It provides advanced technology that makes building powerful, energy-efficient software simple and less expensive.

NetKernel 3.2 is offered for use with either the 1060 public open-source license or commercial license.

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

www.1060research.com

About Climate Savers Computing Initiative

Founded in 2007 by Intel Corporation and Google, Inc., the Climate Savers Computing Initiative is focused on securing commitments by companies to reduce energy consumed by computers.

www.climatesaverscomputing.org/

Contacts

Randolph Kahle
Director of Marketing
+1 520 971 2962
rsk@1060research.com

Peter Rodgers
Founder, CEO
+44 1454-311-345
pjr@1060research.com

15May
Tue2007
1060 Research and Edge Technologies announce OEM Relationship for Telco Sector

1060(R) Research, Ltd and Edge Technologies BV are pleased to announce an OEM relationship. Under the relationship, 1060 Research will supply current and future versions of 1060(R) NetKernelTM as the platform for Edge Technologies software systems. Edge Technologies will migrate their highly successful ServiceSuite information integration application to NetKernel and will develop all future products on NetKernel. In addition, 1060 Research will provide Edge Technologies with architectural consulting and support services.

Edge Technologies' ServiceSuite has proven to save market leading telcos thirty percent of their support costs while dramatically improving the end-customer experience. ServiceSuite integrates information from low-level telco network devices and presents a unified view to customer support representatives.

"Our customers have realized significant cost savings from using ServiceSuite", stated Sven Wallage, CEO of Edge Technologies. He added, "NetKernel gives us the scalable, flexible foundation we need to meet our customer demand for new features and larger deployments."

"We are pleased to have a strategic relationship with a company that recognizes the advantage of using NetKernel as a high performance, flexible, carrier-grade enterprise platform.", said Peter Rodgers, CEO of 1060 Research. He added, "We look forward to working with Edge Technologies to help them take full advantage of the capabilities of NetKernel for their current and future products"

About NetKernel

NetKernel is a resource-oriented computing platform providing advanced technology that makes building powerful software simple and less expensive. NetKernel is built on a micro-kernel architecture that extends and unifies concepts seen in Unix and the Web.

With resource-oriented computing, developers work at a flexible logical level, composing solutions using information resources and services. The resource-oriented level rests above the physical API-based level of objects, code and data. Customers using NetKernel report a ten to one-hundred times reduction in code compared to systems developed using physical computing based systems such as Java, J2EE, LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), and Microsoft .Net.

NetKernel 3.2 is offered for use with either the 1060 Public open-source license or commercial license.

About Edge Technologies BV

Edge Technologies BV is an industry leading ISV providing software to telecommunication companies that increases the scope and reduces the cost of delivering services and support to telecom customers.

www.edgetech.eu

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

www.1060research.com

9May
Wed2007
1060 NetKernel 3.2 Released

1060 NetKernel 3.2 Released

1060(R) Research, Ltd is pleased to announce the release of 1060(R) NetKernelTM 3.2.

1060(R) NetKernelTM is a resource-oriented computing platform and application server. NetKernel is built on JavaTM and will run on any operating system supporting Java 1.4.2 or later.

"This new release of NetKernel continues our tradition of regularly upgrading and improving an already solid product", says Peter Rodgers, CEO of 1060 Research. "We continue to broaden the coverage, whilst maintaining the quality, of the libraries we provide with NetKernel. In this release the major XML libraries have been updated, the Groovy and Ruby language services have been updated, and a number improvements in the tool interfaces and documentation have been implemented. Our dual license business model has allowed us to incorporate enhancements contributed by both our open-source and commercial user-communities. By working together we all benefit."

New for NetKernel 3.2, is a library to access the Berkeley DBXML database. "Support for DBXML is a welcome addition. It will allow us to integrate, combine and query existing XML resources in our NetKernel solutions.", said Paul Hermans, Senior Architect, at Amplexor.

NetKernel 3.2 also includes the new PiNKY module. A community open-source project, sponsored by 1060 Research, that provides an implementation of a Yahoo! Pipes feature set for NetKernel. "PiNKY is the fruit of a very enthusiastic community project to create and extend Yahoo! Pipes capabilities on NetKernel. It offers a powerful and very efficient collection of feed processing services for NetKernel.", said Rodgers. "This library gives enterprises the ability to rapidly construct feed pipeline applications. It is now very simple to create innovative views of internal corporate data for consumption at a corporate workstation using any desktop feed reader client."

NetKernel's industry leading support for dynamic programming languages continues. Groovy language programs now run on Groovy release 1.0. Ruby support, first introduced in NetKernel 3.1, has been upgraded to the JRuby 0.9.9 release. The new release of Ruby, while not yet certified for production, provides a significant improvement in speed and robustness.

1060 Research's ongoing commitment to provide the industry's most powerful industry-standard XML toolset continues with a comprehensive update of the core XML libraries in NetKernel 3.2 to XMLBeans 2.2, Xerces 2.9.0, Xalan 2.7.0 and Stax 1.2.

About NetKernel

NetKernel is a resource-oriented computing platform built on micro-kernel architecture that extends and combines concepts seen in Unix and the Web. It provides advanced technology that makes building powerful software simple and less expensive.

With resource-oriented computing, developers work at a flexible logical level, composing solutions using information resources and services. The resource-oriented level rests above the physical API-based level of objects, code and data. Customers using NetKernel report a ten to one-hundred times reduction in code compared to systems developed using physical computing based systems such as Java, J2EE, LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), and Microsoft .Net.

NetKernel 3.2 is offered for use with either the 1060 Public open-source license or commercial license.

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure and the leading voice in Resource-Oriented Computing.

www.1060research.com

18Oct
Wed2006
1060 Research NetKernel 3.1 Released

1060 Research, Ltd today announces the general availability of the 1060(R) NetKernel(TM) version 3.1 resource-oriented software system under both the 1060 Research open-source license as well as the 1060 Research corporate license.

New Features. NetKernel 3.1 includes support for the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data interchange format as a native resource. The new JSON support is provided by the mod-json module which includes a JSON serializer, parser, resource transreptors, and documentation. Enhancements to JavaScript E4X includes updates for the XMLBeans and E4X core technology libraries.

"The combination of JavaScript and JSON now makes NetKernel 3.1 an ideal symmetrical Ajax server. The ability to write high performance server-side Ajax code in the server to complement JavaScript in the browser makes Ajax development seamless between client and server." said Peter Rodgers, CEO of 1060 Research.

Updated Documentation. A revised Getting Started Guide provides an easier learning path for current Java(R) developers.

Preview Features. NetKernel 3.1 adds preview support for the Ruby dynamic language to the current set of fully supported languages (Python, Groovy, JavaScript, Java, and Beanshell). NetKernel includes JRuby 0.9. Full support for Ruby will commence when JRuby 1.0 is released and integrated.

"This release of NetKernel fulfills promises made to our developer community during the recent NetKernel Architect Conference, held in Bath, UK. It includes several extra features completed for the final build." said Randolph Kahle, Director of Marketing for 1060 Research.

About NetKernel

NetKernel is a resource-oriented software system that leverages object-oriented code, technology, and libraries while reducing system complexity and software development risk. Customers using NetKernel report a ten to one hundred times reduction in code compared to systems developed using Java J2EE or Microsoft .Net.

"NetKernel dramatically reduces complexity. Our J2EE based system became too brittle to change. Introducing NetKernel into our J2EE system gave us critical flexibility and control." said Martin Katchel, Chief Architect of the Marketplatz B2B Portal and attendee of the Architect Conference.

Dual License. NetKernel 3.1 can be used with either the 1060 Research open-source license or commercial license.

About 1060 Research, Limited

Founded in 2002 with technology seeding from Hewlett-Packard Labs, 1060 Research, Ltd. is an industry leading innovator of software infrastructure.

27Mar
Mon2006
1060 NetKernel 3.0 Released

1060 Research is pleased to announce the release of 1060(R) NetKernel(TM) 3.0.

1060(R) NetKernel(TM) is a resource oriented microkernel and application server that provides a coherent execution abstraction that radically reduces software complexity. Its self-consistent design is based on the convergence and unification of powerful fundamental concepts found in the World Wide Web and Unix(R).

Version 3.0 introduces new tools, capabilities, documentation, performance enhancements, bundled applications, and user suggested refinements. "This new version represents fifteen months of refinement and extensions to the already production proven NetKernel 2.0 product.", said Peter Rodgers, CEO of 1060 Research.

NetKernel is powering applications in a wide range of fields, including digital libraries, large-scale peer-to-peer distributed systems, corporate information integration hubs, and workgroup applications. NetKernel applications have proven fast to develop, extend, and inexpensive to maintain. "We built a full replacement for a J2EE telecoms application that took 2 man-years to build in 2 man-months with NetKernel. The response time dropped from 60 seconds to under 1 second." said Dave Butler, freelance architect with a Major Telecom Provider.

NetKernel is written in Java(TM) and runs on a wide range of deployment platforms from small configurations to SMP and multi-core computers. Sophisticated features such as thread throttling and high-performance intrinsic caching ensures that whatever the platform, NetKernel applications will fully utilize available processing power. Development of NetKernel applications can be done in any of the supported scripting languages: Java, Python, Groovy, JavaScript, Java, or DPML. NetKernel 3.0 includes a wide range of development tools including XUnit for unit testing, an integrated debugger, request tracing, and dependency cache visualization.

Also included is a complete set of documentation, tutorials, trail maps, reference manuals and three example applications: a full featured, open-source forum, a simple address book, and a REST based version of the classic Ping Pong game (with a twist).

NetKernel (TM) 3.0 is offered under a dual license. Open-source projects may use and deploy with NetKernel for no-charge. "We believe our license represents a business model that's fair to the open source community, fair value to the commercial world and provides the basis for long term business partnerships.", said Peter Rodgers.

NetKernel 3.0 is available immediately from the 1060 Research web site at http://download.1060.org/

About 1060 Research

1060 Research is a profitable UK based software infrastructure company founded in 2002 and is based in Chipping Sodbury, UK. Please contact +44 1454 311345 for additional information about NetKernel 3.0 and 1060 Research.