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Strike at IBM’s China factory falters as hundreds quit jobs

About 1,000 workers had staged a protest outside the factory starting last week

US Energy Dept. deals $10M to ride ocean wave energy

Energy Dept. setting up wave energy competition; money for wave technologies

US-CERT urges XP users to dump IE

If customers must run XP after April 8, switch to alternate browser that still gets patches, advises team from Dept. of Homeland Security

How to Build a Storage and Backup Strategy for Your Small Business

Huawei expands partnership with SAP, launches new HANA hardware

The two companies work well together because they have very complimentary product portfolios, according to SAP

Massive Bitcoin mining rig earns $8 million per month

Generating a small town's worth of electricity and a petahash of processing power, a Bitcoin mine in Washington is making its operators millionaires.

Red Hat CEO: PaaS is the new application server

In an interview with InfoWorld, CEO Jim Whitehurst discusses Red Hat's ambitions with the cloud and OpenShift

Crane, sensor systems are key to removing Fukushima fuel rods

Thee years after the quake and tsunami that devastated Japan, workers are still trying to stabilize the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant

Class action suit filed against Google over children’s in-app purchases

In-app purchases by minors led Google to pocket millions of dollars, according to a complaint

Review + videos: 3 convertible Windows laptops try to be all devices to all people

Convertibles from Dell, HP and Sony can transform into laptops, tablets or presentation devices. But how useful are they, really?