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Microsoft may go open source with Danger

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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

Twitter: How to Get Started Guide for Business People

NASA: Mars rover back on the move, glitch still a mystery

Windows 7 to be sold in six versions

Microsoft to offer XP-to-Windows 7 upgrades

Microsoft: All Windows 7 editions to run on netbooks

3Tera brings Windows to its cloud

Google, NASA, Kurzweil take tech into future with university

H-1B, offshoring supporters get key White House posts

Juniper switch enables mega-router creation

TX Matrix Plus carrier device can be used to hook up 25Tbps core router system

Need a supercomputer? This guy builds ’em himself

Astrophysicist needs supercomputers so he builds his own

Data-breach costs rising, study finds

DRAM prices spike after Qimonda bankruptcy

DRAM prices soar in early Asia trading

Satyam claims 15 contracts signed in January

Novell may make more acquisitions to fill product line

Data losses proving more costly for businesses

The IT job market is tanking – but not for everyone

Microsoft layoffs add more fuel to H-1B fire

Ex-employee calls Microsoft spying lawsuit ‘desperate’

Obama still won’t say whether he’s using a BlackBerry

Novell lays off 100 workers

Project management for networking geeks

Femtocells: Pros and Cons

Picocell and satellite technology takes GSM to sea

Is e-mail for old fogeys?

Pew study of Internet usage reports graying of e-mail

2008 was year of the SQL injection attack: IBM

Rich Internet apps that double as desktop apps

Online job postings plummet 23% over past two months

Online demand for new workers down by more than 1 million jobs

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