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Prospects fading for single European patent regime

WORLDBEAT – Spam project pits humans vs. machines

IBM upgrades Sametime client to work with Microsoft software

How one school system makes the most of open source

Network engineer uses free programs for software distribution, databases and spam filtering to help support Apple Mac environment.

SGI adds x86 servers in bid to emerge from bankruptcy

Microsoft outlines broad unified communications strategy

VPN cavalry coming to Windows smartphones

Grid standard groups unite to form Open Grid Forum

Consumer groups, states question telecom bill

VMware acquires virtualization company Akimbi

Advocates defend telecommuting against backlash

As laptop thefts and data breaches mount, telework advocates defend work-at-home initiatives.

Gates Foundation receives $30.7 billion pledge

Pervasive follows Apple out of India

EMC opens software center in China, invests $500 million

TorrentSpy names hacker and details attack

Q&A: Virgin Megastores delivers music, VoIP over WAN

‘Net neutrality lobbying intensifies

Symantec to exit security appliance business

U.S., AT&T try to shut down spying suit

Wi-Fi hacked in ‘digital drive-by’

Micron morphs into flash-memory player after $850m Lexar deal

Company says it offers 'complete package of NAND memory solutions.'

PCCW assets sought by Macquarie, Tenbridge

Australian bank, investment company aim to acquire holdings of the Hong Kong telecom.

WiMAX seen getting a slow start

UMC finds more 65-nanometer chip customers

World Cup: Technology fits action to smaller screen

System that can format action to fit on mobile phone among list of tech 'firsts.'

Novell CEO Messman ousted by board

EU telecom regulations fail to create competition

Intel chips favoring 65-nanometer

New plant in Ireland is one of three from company using technology.

Organizations back open standard messaging protocol

IBM to spend $40 million on Russian R&D lab

IBM pushes overseas research and development.

Tech worker group files complaints over H-1B job ads

Programmers Guild has begun filing what will amount to about 380 legal complaints against U.S. companies.

Q&A: Cisco engineer on LANs, NAC, network design

Cisco network engineer and author James Henry Carmouche discusses trends and challenges in campus LAN, security and NAC deployments.

Q&A: New Novell CEO wants company to learn from mistakes

EMC plans to offer data classification

Business travelers could find In-flight Internet connections waning, for now

Sun drops out of IBM-led open standards group

Verizon works to recover deleted 911 calls in U.S. state

Reaction positive to executive changes at Novell

Users hope Hovsepian can pull Novell out of its doldrums.

Chambers talks of changing Cisco’s software model

The CEO and newly appointed chairman discusses decoupling IOS from hardware, as well as potential new technologies and the shrinking telecom industry.

Oracle finally takes over Portal

Anti-virus market jumped 13.6 percent last year

WORLD CUP – HDTV kicks off cup games

WORLD CUP – HDTV soccer games need plenty of bits to run

CTO: CA likely done with large-scale acquisitions

Microsoft plans link between directory, Live services

Q&A: Network exec on 10G, security and getting his CCIE

Third Microsoft Excel attack posted

Debian gives Linux a Bhutanese touch

Microsoft, Lessig launch new copyright tool

PC market slows ahead of anticipated Intel price cuts