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SPEC releases benchmarking tool to measure performance, power efficiency
The pending acquisition will give the ERP vendor new strengths in the manufacturing and hospitality sectors
Two robots will work as a team and one robotic arm is set to 'walk' outside of ISS
Microsoft links IE dumping to Windows 'N' flop to discredit EU plans
The hacker allegedly stole access codes for international phone calls and sold them to other users
Germany is said to be forcing the Commission's hand in setting rules to safeguard competition
Everyone loves broadband; the real fight is about the Internet
The dedicated core of enterprise desktop users will include programmers and task workers
Global law enforcement team takes down alleged authors of $55M-plus scam
Carrier's chief technology officer talks of joking about being paid for his job 'because it's fun', and outlines where Qwest is headed
Hathaway says the U.S. government needs to improve its dialogue with the private sector
Cisco lost almost 10 percentage points in overall SAN market share in Q1
Company is no longer logging info from tracking cookies on White House site
Encanto's fame is fleeting, and so is patience of the government that funded it
With no speed bump and focus on price, Nvidia might make inroads on performance
Legal experts say the services should be blocked, but others question a contradiction with democratic goals for the countries
Long-struggling personal finance app gets axe; Intuit, maker of Quicken, may make users offer
Packing a charger and additional cables and adapters could be a thing of the past when you go on vacation
A government plan to disconnect without trial surfers accused of copyright infringement has been ruled unconstitutional
Two-chip design should enable cheaper, thinner netbooks, analyst says
Delegations from both places signed an agreement to work together on LED technology
Mobile computing will, however, be the larger market
Buyer Tech Mahindra may have to revise offer to shareholders
Cerf cites security and mobile as pressing needs
The center will work on systems that control rail traffic and monitor train parts to avoid failures
'Morro' coming soon, replaces OneCare, which dies June 30
Linking application info with financial or other business objectives lets you see how you're doing in key areas, and quickly.
Vendor has yet to define how it might take leadership position
Super-fast broadband is needed to serve customers, groups say
Virtualization, service automation, self-service the key to building private clouds
A 30-day trial version will be preinstalled on HP computers starting in September
Military expert recommends continuous security testing during IT development, operations