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Major banking sites insecure, researcher warns

Motorola posts record high Q1 sales, handset shipments

TSMC denies new chip plant investment

Newspaper report befuddles company.

LCD line may help Sony revive profit from TVs

Company tries to turn around failure to embrace flat-panel TVs.

Google points search at corporate business applications

Google OneBox for Enterprise uses technology from the consumer search engine.

Microsoft releases SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1

Big names back Google enterprise applications search

Oracle: Open source brings us new customers

Company executives say Oracle is interesting in acquiring open source companies, but not at a high price.

Fujitsu announces new notebooks, upgrades two others

All new Fujitsu notebooks powered by Intel.

Microsoft extends life of Visual Studio freebie

Company claims the 'positive response' caused it to keep the tool free permanently.

The next compliance headache

U.S. tech trade deficit wider than expected

American Electronics Association measures high-tech imports and exports.

Group urges governments to do more to fight spam

Novell buys security monitoring software firm for $72 million

Verizon Business gives users a dashboard

Torvalds patches Linux kernel, fixes broken virus

Linux creator patches Linux operating system kernel.

Juniper Q1 at low end of guidance

Juniper's first quarter sales fall shy of analyst forecasts.

Solarflare/Level 5 merger could yield first 10GBase-T server adapter

Private chipmaker Solarflare and NIC vendor Level 5 together are worth $50 million.

Linux vendors to rally behind desktop standard

HP expands IP licensing program to Asia

Amdocs buys content billing company Qpass

DRAM makers see prices rising in Q2

Symantec hit with $1 billion tax bill

Cisco, U.N. to address Philippine’s IT gap

FBI: No credit card data breach in U.S. state server case

Oracle lays out telecom service delivery platform

Oracle follows Portal Software acquisition with plans for telecom service delivery platform.

Microsoft to unveil new patch management software

Microsoft readies next version of its Windows Server Update Services software.

Software, microelectronics drive IBM profit

IBM's Q1 net income increases due to strong sales in middleware and microelectronics.

IP address mgmt. growing up

On the job with an IT architect

Techie discusses the role and responsibilities that his position with staffing firm Spherion entails.

Investors seek network-management innovation

Special Focus: Start-ups seeking to challenge the dominance of complex network management suites draw rounds of funding.

Mimosa looks to ease Exchange upgrades

Software lets users move data to NearPoint archiving system.

Siemens software protects WLANs

Application allows administrators to monitor and analyze traffic over a wireless link.

Packeteer bolsters WAN acceleration appliances

Force10 scales IPS to 10G Ethernet

IDS/IPS box can enforce 1000 Snort IDS/IPS rules at 10Gbps without latency, vendor claims.

More turning to telecom expense tools

Concern about billing scams and impact of mergers cited for heightened interest.

In brief: Caspian unveils fair use policy

PolyServe squeezes SQL Servers

Consolidation effort aims to improve failover, reduce costs.

Debate unsettled over costs, benefits of certification

Report: Oracle may launch its own version of Linux

Is Larry Ellison contemplating developing Oracle's own version of Linux?

Open-source project aims to out-park Microsoft

Bruce Perens launching OpenSourceParking.com for Web site owners to 'park' their unused Web domains.

Trapeze achieves WLAN-to-cell convergence

Trapeze and DiVitas demonstrate handoffs between cellular and Wi-Fi nets.

IT departments in California preparing for next quake

IT departments in California prepare for the next big one.

Lenovo, Microsoft to sign intellectual property pact

Symantec broadens e-mail security

Antispam, content filtering, antivirus bundled.

News briefs: CA to buy Cybermation

Yipes hikes Ethernet SLAs

Such efforts consider more important as VoIP, videoconferencing spread.

Red Hat, JBoss kick open source up a notch

Red Hat, Jboss teaming may bolster open source arena.

MessageOne adds e-mail management options

Start-up touts answers for VoWi-Fi