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Data portability: a lofty but challenging goal

Customers trust MicroStrategy’s independent status

Cyber espionage seen as growing threat to business, government

SANS Institute ranks it No. 3 on cyber menace list

Redman leaves EMC to join McAfee as Asia Pacific president

High-tech sits behind high-seas drama

Dell tops HP as the largest PC supplier in the U.S.

Intel’s Classmate PC goes on sale to consumers in India

Arbor Networks purchases Ellacoya

Arbor CEO says his company will benefit from Ellacoya's extensive DPI product set.

Yahoo to support OpenID single sign-on

Group defines cyberattack prevention rules for nation’s power grid

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission sets infrastructure standards

‘Mac people’ more open, liberal than PC users

Software push the WAN performance envelope

Former Disney executive joins Microsoft as CIO

Google’s Schmidt: NASA should collaborate with public

Researchers turn camera phone into mouse

U.S. cities make ‘intelligent’ list in 2008, but national policy still ‘pathetic’

Pacific meeting spotlights booming video trends, intelligent communities

WAN-optimization vendor Silver Peak lands $21 million

Three funding rounds in three years, the total is now $63 million

IBM gearing up to tie together collaboration pieces

New development tools planned for users and to ease Web app development

EMC CSO shares lessons learned from protecting storage giant

EMC encrypting all its laptops, relying heavily on security information management

Teleportation gets reel in new Sci-Fi movie “Jumper”

MIT experts distinguish teleport fact from fiction

Americans online more, have positive view of the ‘Net

Upswing in IT job market for permanent positions

Attack code released for critical Windows flaw

Book Review: Google Web Toolkit Solutions by David Geary with Rob Gordon

XO unveils bandwidth-based voice pricing scheme

Carrier will charge for its converged IP services by total bandwidth rather than on a per-line basis

Web flaw yields free MacWorld VIP pass

The low-down on the Linux High-Availability Project

More than half of H-1B visas go to India nationals

Wipro denies discussions on acquisition of Capgemini

Intel upbeat on Asia, but closely watching US economy

Oracle to buy BEA Systems for $8.5 billion

Cyber-espionage moves into B2B

5 business process and application trends for 2008

Semantic Web takes big step forward

XO’s new VoIP pricing model may save small companies money

MicroStrategy is BI’s Switzerland, CEO Saylor says

Sales rep at Cisco reseller pleads guilty to fraud

Plea agreement states Charles Levi Lytle schemed to defraud Cisco of $400,000 under the SMARTnet service contract program

Mozilla nabs top UI developers from Humanized

Microsoft defends Open XML work

What kind of an IT manager are you?

BEA stares down Oracle, gets its price

Another winner in this deal: IBM

When customer service goes bad

Mac users: MacBook Air lacks features

Trial set to determine what SCO owes Novell

Finale of Unix, UnixWare copyright case could be the last nail in SCO's coffin

Open access not as important to wireless consumers as QoS, pricing, survey finds

Survey also shows many consumers feel they have too many options for handsets

MySQL, Solaris share performance tuning feature

US OMB pushes for software as a service

Oracle’s 12 acquisitions since January 2007

How safe are your files from government inspection?

* Is it worth it to use a hosted service to protect your data from inspection by government officials?

Will MacBooks follow iPhone to 3G?