Data Center

Micron settles memory price-fixing lawsuit from Oracle

The lawsuit dates to September, 2010 after Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems

Google to sell Android tablets online, report says

Google will open an online store where it will sell Android tablets from partners such as Samsung and Asus, according to sources

Is New Legislation Needed to Protect Online Privacy?

RIM revenue plummets; new CEO to consider licensing

RIM said it is renewing its focus on enterprises

Labor group finds poor working conditions at Apple supplier Foxconn

A Fair Labor Association investigation reveals compensation issues and health and safety risks in a widespread survey

Critics say FTC, Obama privacy plans would lead to major regulation

Officials with the NTIA and FTC defend the proposals, saying they're mostly focused on voluntary actions by Internet companies

EBay taps mobile payments innovator David Marcus for PayPal president

EBay's choice reflects its aggressive push to dominate the mobile payments market

IT jobs will grow 22% through 2020, says U.S.

Biennial update says offshoring will limit growth in some occupations, while healthcare IT provides a boost

AOL unplugs 10,000 servers, saves $5 million

AOL said it decommissioned a quarter of its servers to win the Uptime Institute's first Server Roundup Contest

Researchers smash Kelihos botnet with dose of its own poison

Botnet's peer-to-peer command structure 'backfired,' says take-down participant