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Intel delays Itanium upgrade to add new capabilities

Green Grid plans ‘Data Center 2.0’ design guide

Computer deals made for a downturn

U.S. court stays Rambus cases against DRAM makers

New Garmin-Asus smartphones to take many operating systems

Panasonic will cut 15,000 jobs as it forecasts $4.3B loss

Orangle denied iPhone exclusivity deal

Verizon helps businesses launch conferencing

Citrix improves XenDesktop administration, user experience

Mobile tech 2010: Trends that will change our lives

Removing admin rights stymies 92% of Microsoft’s bugs

Social Engineering: Anatomy of a Hack

Nortel still signing up customers

Nortel also reconsidering sale of Ethernet unit

CISOs at financial firms worry about insider threats: survey

Job loss hits high-tech

Job-cut totals soar across industries; demand for IT jobs diminishes.

U.S. Army tries out Salesforce.com in recruiting

SMB Security: 5 Bright Ideas

Yahoo tests an online notepad for its search engine

Ballmer: Enterprise XP Holdouts Will Get Hell from Consumers

How’s the German domain name market? Gut.

GAO finds more security problems in the Treasury Department

The IRS is at fault again, as is the agency protecting the U.S. financial system

Mac sales outlook sags under weight of recession

Google Latitude lets you track friends, employees

SaaS service management gets revamped

Service-now.com updates IT management software-as-a-service offering with project management, search capabilities

Windows 7 may face ‘Vista Capable’-like backlash

House approves DTV delay until June

Survey shows Ubuntu not just for desktop anymore

Jailed SF network admin files $3M claim

Cisco warns of four WLAN controller vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities affect all of Cisco’s wireless LAN controllers, including the Catalyst 6500 and 7600 wireless modules, with software version 4.2 or higher.

Microsoft may go open source with Danger

The Power of Persuasion in a Job Search

Cisco is not ruling out layoffs

IBM building 20-petaflop machine to secure nuclear stockpile

Next “world’s fastest supercomputer” will be ready by 2012

‘Gears of War’ maker: Bug caused by anti-cheat technology

Samsung deal to make chips for Xilinx shows progress

Google privacy exec faces criminal charges in Italy

U.S. orders massive supercomputer to manage nuclear stockpile

Microsoft offers new time-sensitive support service

IBM to build massive supercomputer for U.S. government

Optical chip could lead to terabit Ethernet

Experimental optical chip is efficient enough to reach terabit speeds

Microsoft to offer ‘mission-critical support’ for enterprises

Is West Wing BlackBerry Security Possible?

Google’s ‘Internet bus’ goes to Indian villages

Google privacy trial opens in Milan

Dell: Stimulus package can be improved

Leadership is SOA rocket fuel

MED2020 gives coding tool to colleges

Motorola to rely on Android to revive phone sales

SugarCRM plans new marketing, partner management tools

MS to shove XP toward retirement with upcoming support shift