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The two companies work well together because they have very complimentary product portfolios, according to SAP
In an interview with InfoWorld, CEO Jim Whitehurst discusses Red Hat's ambitions with the cloud and OpenShift
Thee years after the quake and tsunami that devastated Japan, workers are still trying to stabilize the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant
In-app purchases by minors led Google to pocket millions of dollars, according to a complaint
Number of foreign STEM students in expanded Optional Practice Training program has grown many fold in six years
Grants vest on April 1 of 2016, 2017 and 2018 if the men are still with the company
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court last week disallowed retention of phone records beyond five years
The social network is using technologies that others may take years to adopt
Intel can release cables based on silicon photonics to succeed Thunderbolt, but faster throughput is not needed, the company says
U.S. Conec has started shipping MXC cables to distributors
First major update since September 2013 for the visually-revamped iPhone and iPad OS
Vello Systems leads charge for interoperable enterprise and data center optical gear using OpenFlow and open source
Intel has joined the EEBus Initiative, a smart grid standards group, and is testing smart monitoring units in German electrical substations
The agency finds government-funded service offers higher speeds and lower prices
One fix for random crash bug, Touch ID tweaked to be still faster
Google looking to make it easier for companies to build wearable devices on Android platform
Ukraine's IT sector now employs about 25,000 and is growing by up to 15% a year, says Everest
As spring approaches, it's still the winter of John Legere's discontent
The spam filter service malfunctioned in late February, trapping legitimate messages
The company's Universal Desktop Converter 2 software costs $80 per laptop
Fraunhofer Institute researchers are demonstrating three tools for securing mobile apps from development through to deployment
The company is trying to temporarily halt a US lawsuit as a Tokyo court works through its bankruptcy
The best encryption may conflict with the business model of Google and Facebook, speakers said at the show
Xen jumps in front of Hyper-V and VMware ESX in offering full virtualization for ARM systems
Oracle Student Cloud and a new edition of PeopleSoft Campus Solutions are in the works
Labor data shows says that Feb. was a strong month for IT hiring, though it's still not at early 2013 levels
The bags have an integrated e-ink display that shows weight, whom the suitcase belongs to and a barcode for pairing it with a smartphone app
The software maker wants to show off its analytics capabilities
The company last sold in 2006 for US$1.2 billion
An exploit for the SQL injection vulnerability has been publicly available for over a month, said security researchers from Sucuri
The PonoPlayer was designed to surpass the sound quality of MP3 files
Samsung is no longer asserting any claim of any declared standard-essential patent in this case
Will continue to host the single sign-on service that debuted in 2011 with patches, but has handed project to volunteers
NIST warns that attackers are preparing to hit networks when IPv6 is turned on
The government had said the data may be required as evidence for privacy civil suits filed by various groups
Tencent is joining forces with JD.com, another top Chinese e-commerce player
Hackers claim internal records show Mt. Gox has more bitcoins than it claims it lost
Fujitsu also showed a laptop with its PalmSecure palm-vein authentication built in at the Cebit trade show
All, that is, except U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron, who says violin music and a robot thespian are typical Sunday evening entertainment
The most eye-catching innovation is a machine-learning capability to help employees identify their most important colleagues and content
