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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
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| 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
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| 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
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 9Aug Tue2005 | 1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v3.0.0 Preview 1
1060 Research is pleased to announce the release of 1060
NetKernel v3.0.0 Preview 1.
NetKernel 3.0.0 is a comprehensive update ranging from small
optimisations to the kernel through to large scale enhancements to
higher-level libraries. In addition this distribution incorporates
all of the previous updates to the 2.x.x distribution's
modules.
This is the first preview release, it is production stable
though not feature complete - hence the "preview" label.
Highlights
There are many new features from tools to language runtimes,
highlights include:
o Python becomes a first-class language with
-Full support for modules containing either scripts or classes or
both
-Python modules are compiled and stored in bytecode form inside
the NetKernel cache
-Dependency checking so that scripts and their results are
invalidated and recompiled if a module's source is edited.
-Imports working from within NetKernel address space rather than
filesystem
-Both relative and absolute import resolution
-Error handling integrated into NetKernel's stack traces (i.e.
python stacktraces appear properly format inside a NetKernel
exception)
o NetKernel Foundation API now provides an asynchronous accessor
base class to support non-blocking services and thread reuse.
o Tool enhancements include detailed reporting of dependencies in
the trace tool and debugger. Status report has been enhanced.
o Resource dependency algorithm has been optimized and now linearly
accumulates costs.
o RDBMS module provides CLOB support and now supports result set
streaming.
o JAXP 1.3 XML libraries - all XML technologies are now migrated
with forward compatibility to JDK1.5
o All internal module libraries have been updated to use stable
public releases including XQuery, XSLT2, XForms, Scripting
Languages, XML Object Models.
Release Schedule
This distribution is a stable preview, the kernel is stable as
are the modular service libraries - it is safe to build and deploy
applications using the shipped modules. Applications and services
built on the 2.0.x distribution may also be deployed on this
distribution.
We still have new modules to add including a reworked
administrative back-end, updated documentation and tutorials,
cosmetic look-n-feel and new technology support including RDF and
LDAP modules. These additions are peripheral and will not
materially affect applications built on this distribution.
Download
http://download.1060.org
More information, whitepapers, downloads and license available
at http://www.1060research.com
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| 11Feb Fri2005 | 1060 Forums Launched
We are pleased to announce the opening of a brand new 1060 Forum
discussion service.
Whilst mailing lists have their uses we understand that not
everyone wants to subscribe or has the desire to manage mass
mailings.
Our intention is that over time the forum service will replace
our mailing lists. It provides a permanent searchable record and
should prove to be an easier and more effective communications
channel.
To view the forums available visit:
http://www.1060.org/forum/
To register for membership visit:
http://www.1060.org/forum/join
Security and Privacy
The application has been written to pay careful attention to
security and user privacy.
Your email address is needed to join - a confirmation email will
be sent with instructions to complete registration.
Your chosen username is revealed with any posts you make but no
other record of your identity is displayed unless you choose to
reveal it in your profile.
To enable personal communications to be started outside the
forum we provide a mediated email service. This is a trusted broker
which you can use to send emails to another member without
revealing either your or the recipients email addresses. Once you
trust one another you can swap email addresses and talk direct.
Every mediated email provides a link to report abuse of the
service - any member that sends spam or abusive messages will be
immediately deleted.
Technical Details
1060 Forum has been developed on NetKernel using standard
libraries and tools available with NetKernel Standard Edition
distribution.
Application features include: very high performance fine-grained
caching of forums and posts, cached RSS 2.0 feeds of both forums
and topics, mediated email service to provide communication between
forum members without having to divulge email addresses, BBCode
entries with dynamic editing and preview, fully skinnable,
comprehensive back-end administration tools.
The application took 1 developer week to build the data and web
application which included researching and writing the data model.
Skinning and presentation took 4 developer days. Total development
time, from conception to public site, was just over 1 week.
More detail on the technical architecture of 1060 Forum is
available here.
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| 17Jan Mon2005 | 1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v2.0.2 ships with easy learning curve.
Jan. 17, 2005 - 1060 Research, an advanced software
infrastructure company, today announced the immediate availability
of 1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v2.0.2
"This release concentrates on providing an easy learning curve."
says Tony Butterfield, CTO and Co-founder, 1060 Research. "We have
refactored the introductory documentation and provide new 'hello
world' tutorials to get a new developer productive with NetKernel
in minutes."
1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v2.0.2 is a powerful, modular
Application Server based on the 1060 NetKernel Microkernel. It
provides a service-oriented operating environment upon which Web
applications and Web services may be built. It features over 100
easy-to-use XML technologies including two powerful XML runtimes
for creating flexible, transactional XML processes.
1060 NetKernel Standard Edition is based on the 1060 NetKernel
Microkernel v2.6.2. The Microkernel provides a powerful REST
service oriented operating environment enabling modular
component-based systems to be developed.
More information, whitepapers, downloads and license available
at http://www.1060research.com
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| 7Jan Fri2005 | 1060 Research to Exhibit, Present at Web-Services Edge East 2005, February 15-17
1060 Research will be exhibiting
and
presenting at the Web-Services Edge East
Conference February 15-17, 2005 John B. Hynes Convention Center
Boston, MA.
Peter Rodgers, CEO 1060 Research and an Architect of 1060
NetKernel, will present: CASE STUDY -
Service-Oriented-Development On NetKernel - Patterns, Processes And
Product To Reduce The Complexity Of IT Systems
"Web services hold great promise for exposing functionality to
the outside world. They allow organizations to quickly connect
disparate systems in a platform neutral manner. The real challenge
occurs when Web services need to address the underlying complexity
and inflexibility of the systems they connect together. While Web
services provide an interface to connect systems - there remains
the increasing complexity of the applications you have built, and
are currently building, which sit behind those interfaces."
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| 10Dec Fri2004 | 1060 Research Announce 1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v2.0.1 with JMS support
Dec. 10, 2004 - 1060 Research an advanced software
infrastructure company, today announced the immediate availability
of 1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v2.0.1.
"This release adds JMS connectivity to NetKernel." says Tony
Butterfield, CTO and Co-founder, 1060 Research. "NetKernel may now
be integrated as a full peer on any JMS Enterprise Service Bus. The
power of Message-driven-services on NetKernel's service-oriented
architecture provides a uniquely scalable and adaptable
infrastructure for enterprise applications."
1060 NetKernel Standard Edition v2.0.1 is a powerful, modular
XML Application Server based on the 1060 NetKernel Microkernel. It
provides a service-oriented operating environment upon which Web
applications and Web services may be built. It features over 100
XML technologies including two powerful XML runtimes for creating
flexible, transactional XML processes.
1060 NetKernel Standard Edition is based on the 1060 NetKernel
Microkernel v2.6.1. The Microkernel provides a powerful REST
service oriented operating environment enabling modular
component-based systems to be developed.
More information, whitepapers, downloads and license available
at http://www.1060research.com
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