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Layoffs leave orphaned hardware, unused software licenses

Smartphone growth continues to slow, Gartner says

Countries move forward on cybercrime treaty

H-1B hiring too much of a hassle?

With more hoops to jump through, U.S. companies may reconsider bringing H-1B workers on board.

FAQ: What happens to H-1B in down economy?

Fewer jobs, more restrictions will further complicate visa program.

On-demand ERP draws mixed reaction

Verizon lands massive $2.5 billion DoD service contract

Verizon will provide managed telecom services for military bases throughout the world

Mother Nature speeds school district virtualization project

Virtualization tools help after blizzard bashes Colorado Springs data center

Cisco to unveil blade server for data center virtualization

EMC Bridges Virtual, Physical Networks to Spot Problems

In Microsoft’s Windows 7, IE On-Off Option a Win for Users

5 Steps to A Big Picture Approach to Virtualization

Who gets your Facebook page when you die?

Budget cuts a bigger threat to IT reliability than Y2k was

Microsoft puts the kibosh on Facebook worm Koobface

Resignation exposes opposition to NSA cybersecurity role

Privacy groups rip Google’s targeted advertising plan

SAP teams with Sybase to offer mobile ERP, CRM apps

eBay CEO pledges more hands-on market

Microsoft patches first critical bug in Windows 7 beta

Startup Smarts: 3 Tips for Better Business

Woz strikes back at ‘Dancing’ judges

DHS bears brunt of criticism at House cybersecurity hearing

Lockheed Martin gives homegrown social-networking platform a spin

Younger workforce drives usage of Unity, Lockheed Martin's internal social-networking platform

Nanotech blasts cancer cells with tumor-killing genes

Microsoft, Intel to back Cisco’s “Unified Computing” launch

BMC, EMC Smarts and VMware also to endorse data center plan being outlined Monday

NASA’s LROC Satellite will offer bird’s eye view of moon

Company turns bad airflow into good cash flow, green IT

Data center issue fuels initiative for Prologis

What vendors will need to examine as they look to shed assets

Wave of carve-outs on the horizon for many network hardware and software companies.

Motorola semi-rugged mobile computer targets enterprise

The MC55 combines a cell phone, two-way radio, barcode scanner, digital camera and mobile Windows-based computer

AOL closes China R&D base as economy slides

Inexpensive scanners can ‘fingerprint’ paper, researchers say

Companies get checklist for complying with PCI standard

Sun’s Rock processor on track for this year, exec says

Dell launches its first rugged touch-screen laptop

HP expands virtual storage offerings

France, Ireland to launch e-crime police training programs

Jive refining corporate social networking tools

Platform renamed, tailored for certain tasks.

Microsoft cuts software leasing costs to retain companies

Symantec’s Altiris 7 boosts Mac, Linux PC management

Living free with Linux: Round 2

Steps to Communicate Security’s Value to Non-security People

‘Outlaws and terrorists’ amplify security challenges, Motorola security chief says

Security pros need to respond quickly to changes to help companies survive, Bill Boni said at Infosec.

TeliaSonera marries phones and Facebook using SMS, MMS

5 Energy Trends Driving Your Data Center

HP services menu goes a la carte

HP's EDS allows customers to ink deals with flexible pricing and optional services

Dancing Woz debuts, receives lowest score

Broadband stimulus meeting short on answers

App-compatibility toolkit for Windows 7 due in April

NASA develops tech to turn ocean tides into energy