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With unrest in Iran, cyber-attacks begin

Activists have knocked key Iranian Web sites offline.

Microsoft sues three for ‘massive’ click fraud scam

The case represents Microsoft's first against click fraid

Bull launches ‘green’ supercomputer

The bullx uses graphics processors for faster number crunching

Iran using U.S. chip technology in rocket research

Chipmaker AMD says it will notify U.S. government of Iran's claims of Opteron use

Acer aims to be a top-five smartphone vendor

The company targets shipping 20 million smartphones in 2012

Microsoft’s looming Windows 7 licensing ‘disaster’ for XP users

IT has to ask a lot of questions to figure out the best way to migrate to Windows 7 -- and deal with the IE6 apps they may have forgotten about

Survey highlights SAP performance problems

SAP users report application performance challenges, opportunities for improvement

Tech firms offering creative financing

CIA’s technology arm taps open source for enterprise search

In-Q-Tel has invested in Lucid Imaginations, which provides technology built on the Apache Lucene and Solr projects

MySpace staff slashed almost 30 percent

The social-networking site is undergoing restructuring after losing its leadership position to Facebook