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TechEd 2012: Windows Server 2012 isn’t available yet, but it’s running Bing

Windows Server 2012 release candidate software has been answering queries for Microsoft’s search engine

If Megaupload users want their data, they’re going to have to pay

The U.S. government says it doesn't have the data and isn't opposed to users retrieving it

Kodak seeks court approval for confidential patent auction plan

Kodak plans to complete the auction by August

McAfee tightens integration of cloud security products

Integration much more important, given how processors from Intel (which owns McAfee) are what most cloud services run on today, IDC analyst says

Cybersecurity expert argues FUD can be effective

When it comes to Stuxnet or Flame, Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt -- especially doubt -- 'may make people question things'

Big Data Problem Plagues Government Agencies

NYSE-Euronext network chief Andrew Bach joins Juniper

The global financial exchange company has been on the cutting edge of fast networks and is a Juniper customer

Tech companies oppose USITC’s proposed import ban on Xbox

IBM, Intel and Apple are among the companies that write the commission to oppose a judge's recommendation

NASA Mars Lab mission gets inflight software upgrade, more specific landing spot

NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory will be able to land closer to its ultimate destination

No new Apple TV for you, AirPlay Mirroring instead

The rumors were wrong. There was no new Apple TV "TV," or even a Software Development Kit. But, AirPlay Mirroring may be all many of us need.