Intalio acquires Jetty. Red Hat updates JBoss platform. $12m funding for Medsphere. And more.

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# Intalio acquired Webtide, developer of Jetty application server.

# Red Hat delivered JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 5.0, as well as JBoss Operations Network (ON) 2.3 and launched Catalyst partner program.

# Medsphere raised $12m to support ongoing development and expansion in open source health IT.

# Xen.org announced the Xen Cloud Platform initiative to accelerate use of cloud infrastructure for enterprises.

# Red Hat and Actuate buddied-up on BIRT and JBoss integration.

# Pentaho released a major update to its BI suite with new fixed-price migration services.

# MontaVista delivered Market Specific Distributions (MSDs) of MontaVista Linux 6.

# MindTouch introduced Collaborative Knowledge Base, designed to enable safe crowd-sourcing of corporate docs.

# Ingres partnered with EDS’s Mphasis on open source assessment service and support.

# OStatic asked “Is Linux enough for Novell and Red Hat to thrive?

# Sun reported a $147m loss for its final quarter on revenue of $2.6bn, down from $3.8bn, amid more speculation that Oracle will sell Sun’s hardware biz to HP.

# Sendmail introduced the version 4.0 of its Sentrion Message Processing Engine.

# Continuent rolled-out Tungsten 1.1 database replication for MySQL, MariaDb and PostgreSQL. Oracle support due Q4.

# Openbravo delivered QuickStart Edition open source ERP for installation via fixed price services.

# MindTouch published a simple formula for successful open source business strategies.

# Protecode has launched Software Lifecycle IP Management based on Open Source Adoption workflow process.

# Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols reported on what happens next in SCO vs. Novell.