Data Center

Six questions raised by Oracle’s Q2 earnings announcement

Exadata, cloud revenues and surprisingly strong European results make fodder for discussion

MIT research shows new magnetic state that could aid quantum computing

The 'quantum spin liquid' state could lead to new technologies, but not for years, a researcher said

US FTC strengthens online children’s privacy rules

The new rules require websites targeting children to get parental permission before collecting geolocation data and photos

Cisco sacrificing one for another?

Reports have it looking to remove Linksys, pick up a biggie

LTE smartphone shipments to triple in 2013, resulting in lower prices

The U.S., U.K., Japan, China and South Korea will drive the growth

IT Workforce Can’t Meet Demand for Cloud Skills

Steve Jobs Mini: What every budding entrepreneur wants under the tree

Japanese company creates miniature lifelike Steve Jobs action figure "with heart!!"

Drunk Tweeting is not a crime, UK official says

The UK's Director of Public Prosecution Keir Starmer offered up some guidelines for dealing with internet trolls and those who make threats online. However, those who do so while drunk will be an exception.

Fiscal cliff or not, it’s already rough for federal IT vendors

White House bars vendors from warning of sequestration-related layoffs

Oracle’s Java security update lacking, experts say

While Java applications can now be prevented from running in browsers, one analyst said the process for applying the settings makes it 'useless'