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New servers from vendors will include Nehalem-based Xeon chips aimed at cutting costs
Its role includes holding social-networking vendors' feet to the fire regarding data portability
With attackers becoming more sophisticated, Internet crime complaints have jumped
Pay includes $1.2 million base salary, $2.7 million performance bonus
AT&T, Nortel, IBM among 59 Alliant winners chosen in re-compete.
Extradited in late 2007, a 23-year-old Romanian man received a four-year sentence
Analysts find spyware installed on servers belonging to foreign ministries, embassies and private companies
Apple has built-in advantages over planned software stores, starting with iPhone.
It says the issues raised by a security analyst aren't 'significant'
Projects won awards in categories like Innovation in Collaboration and Innovation in Content.
Dell says it treats employees fairly in response to allegations that it segregated and terminated women and older workers
Nvidia wants to sell chipsets compatible with Intel's latest Nehalem chip
HP releases new laptop amid signs consumers are ready to resume spending on computers, but not everyone expects a recovery.
Moving to a distributed model for energy supply will lead to management challenges
MPLS turns 12: Developers give 7 reasons why the Internet standard has been successful.
Corporate IT execs demand network address translators that standards body hates.
Google denies problems, but finds could raise more questions over the safety of storing data in the cloud
Smartphones equipped with HSPA+ will take off during 2010, says analyst
Assistant superintendent gets 46 months of jail time, ordered to pay $1.3 million
Business decision spurs negative sentiment toward Big Blue
The Washington, D.C., library will begin uploading its digital materials to online services
The new ultra-low-voltage processors should make laptops faster without sacrificing battery life
With 60 Minutes airing a report on Sunday, some people are panicking, but researchers don't expect anything dramatic
A myriad of patent and licensing agreements make any merger discussions a complex affair.
Dell introduced products in an effort to integrate its hardware, software and services offerings
The changes build on the separation of developed and emerging markets Lenovo began with its earlier restructuring
Dell called business conditions in China among the best in the world as global growth suffers
IDC says the market will continue depressed this year
Company seen moving jobs to India