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Reports suggest that the news about the NSA's secret data-collection program is causing foreign users to look elsewhere for cloud-based services.
Challengers to Amazon's dominance in public cloud services face an uphill battle
Over-optimistic predictions of Windows 8's success led to CEO's downfall
Unless Microsoft finds its next CEO outside its current and former ranks, it won't change, say analysts
Major miscalculation and ensuing financial blow precipitated board's decision to push out the Microsoft CEO, argues analyst
KeepVid lets users watch YouTube videos later
Why three companies chose 4G and what they're doing with it
Industry analysts say the plan can be done, but it won't be easy
IT workers who want to work part time may see an uptick in lucrative part-time consulting positions
In the wake of Sandy, data centers, exchanges and trading firms grapple with system backup plans
Center stage at this year's Google I/O was a company honing its vision for a future beyond search
'Gross miscalculation' of sales for Surface, but still stuck with 'measured' roll-out to businesses
In true Hollywood fashion, the acting is good but the script leaves too many things out
Privacy hubbub sparks online, but users aren't expected to ditch Gmail
Before you make a grab for that Salesforce.com architect job, pause and remember: It was once hip to be known as a Lotus 1-2-3 developer.
We've sifted through the sewage and vermin to bring you the 14 all-time dirtiest jobs in IT
This IT leader built a professional services group from the ground up.
How one company was able to quickly capitalize on consumers' changing tastes using data analytics.
Getting a move on is good, but understand the devices' limitations as you do so.
Help for the 'anywhere, anytime' mindset.
Four large tech ecosystems are currently vying for our attention -- and for our dollars. How well are they succeeding?
But will the machines and their ilk take away jobs -- even white-collar ones?
This fall may be the make-or-break point for reform
Six years after the first iPhone, the pace of big innovations in smartphones is leveling off
Asus and other makers have abandoned the Windows RT tablet franchise
Tablet makers are split on whether it's better to keep data in the cloud or on physical media, like a microSD card
