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The company's entry-level 840 Evo, with four times the storage of its predecessor, will go on sale next month
Like U.S. corporations, universities are battling a growing number of cyberattacks, believed to be mostly from China
More than three quarters in survey said their organizations had not trained employees to understand the privacy risks of BYOD
Revenue was also up 21.6 percent year over year
Large Internet players and trade groups want less secrecy around government orders for data
The new developers will help speed up the development of new features
Most enterprise systems have more than one version of Java installed, and the vast majority of them are outdated, security firm Bit9 said
The company did not provide many details on the attack, which disrupted websites
Touch-screen Haswell laptops priced below $300 are also on deck, CEO Brian Krzanich said
Google has also been bringing similar capabilities to Android devices
Help desk staffers are too helpful; and that makes them a perfect target for a social engineering criminal
Feds' 5 petaflop system, 'Vulcan,' ready to use on a timeshare
Survey finds more than half of the world's financial exchanges fell victim to some kind of cyberattack in the last year
Software was a bright spot as hardware and services revenue declined in the second quarter
The chip maker now expects no sales growth for the year, as the PC market continues to suffer
Chambers says the open source hardware effort opens up opportunities for Cisco
Cloud software growth, HANA, rival Oracle and the global economy will be in the spotlight
The technology could bring new mobile ad products in the coming months, Yahoo says
Several House members call on the NSA to end its program collecting the phone records of US residents
Assigning that title is getting more complicated as mobile use evolves
Dozens of organizations are set to participate in massive cyber exercise Thursday
Analysts say Lenovo is joining a number of companies stepping away from Windows RT
Data center providers gain ground in New York City despite storm risks, but some firms are move IT equipment elsewhere
The event is hosted by the company's Android and Chrome head Sundar Pichai
Fall updates to iOS, OS X and Windows will automate app patching, another step in removing responsibilities from users
Several smartphone unveilings coming, including iPhone 5S
The Mac version of FBI Ransomware said to be less difficult to remove than the Windows version
Promotional pricing is available for the combined CRM, performance management and B2B information suite
Ordering someone to decrypt his files could mean he's incriminating himself, the council said
Citing Constitutional guarantees, Microsoft asks help lifting the ban on talking about NSA, FBI requests for customer information
Boston-based Onapsis will release a tool next month that tests if SAP systems have been correctly configured for mobile device use
Puppet will acquire an IDE, a software stack delivery service and more Puppet expertise in the deal
Google's current proposals do not satisfy EU Competition chief
If the government is cracking encrypted data Microsoft isn't providing the tools, company says
Foreign companies are expected to increase their stakes in Indian joint ventures
Many Android devices may still be vulnerable if operators haven't sent out updates
Oxford University has teamed with Nissan to develop and test a semi-autonomous car
Just as with Office Mobile -- the truncated Excel, PowerPoint and Word -- OWA requires an Office 365 subscription
The system should be in place by the end of the year and could push phone manufacturers to make changes
The updated Data.gov site relies heavily on open-source software such as Solr, WordPress and CKAN
CEO Marissa Mayer called the results encouraging
CEO says new ASIC disclosed at Cisco Live will be routing tech for ambitious initiative; and Insieme may include storage
But the full picture of what went wrong is impossible to know for now, according to analysts
The company does not help government agencies defeat its email encryption, says Microsoft's general counsel
