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Ex-DHS official Stewart Baker says nation needs to recognize cybersecurity "crisis"
Business terms need to be spelled out in detail, and they often are, analysts say
The deal centers on the lawsuit Oracle filed in 2007 over data theft by former SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow
It has partnered with a vendor that specializes in 'sentiment analysis'
CEO Dick Williams on the company's move to SaaS and competing for enterprise customers
Nearly 100 'Cloud Builder' events are planned globally before year's end, and that doesn't count OpenWorld
Service-focused Serval optimizes Internet to accommodate mobile users , ease data center management
Samsung's new display technology, Nexus 7 gear and an excess of desserts take center stage.
AT&T says it hopes to use NextWave's WCS spectrum for mobile data but needs FCC approval first
Senators decline to vote to end debate on the controversial Cybersecurity Act
Cisco-SalesForce partnership is mutually beneficial to enabling better cloud computing experiences, analyst says
The popular PC, which is the size of a credit card, could get an Android 4.0 build in a month
Hacktivist group issued threats against company for registering Anonymous slogan, logo
Locked down is too much security, but unlocked may be too little
Samsung gave media outlets documents that had been excluded from evidence
Efforts to mature into a more enterprise-ready service take a hit
Several senators have called for an amendment to address privacy concerns
Gets kudos for wrapping up new OS, but where are the must-have Metro apps?
Microsoft needs to set low prices for its upcoming Windows 8 Surface PCs analyst firm Canalys says.
Google recently got in the IaaS cloud market to go up against Amazon, but researcher says the battle is in its early days
The company wants Motorola and its owner Google to sign comprehensive agreement and not cherry-pick patents
Microsoft&'s UI reboot of Hotmail off to a solid start
OpenStack backers call Rackspace and HP public cloud efforts a milestone, critics say code still needs maturing
A Microsoft security researcher says malware makers seek 'economies of scale'
How to get a new @outlook.com address, where to go for help, what devices and apps you can sync to the service
Apple continues to lead the market, ahead of Samsung in tablet sales and HP in PC sales
Wildfire helps companies manage their social media campaigns
Both companies lined up arguments they will present on dueling patent claims that touch on the iPhone and iPad
Verizon agrees to pay the FCC $1.25 million after Free Press brought a complaint against the company
600 million customers without power at height of outage but most BPO ops not impacted
A review of security conference Black Hat
The company aims to draw users away from Gmail and Yahoo Mail
Promises Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010 updates; offers temporary fix
Prefabricated modular data center slashes power costs, but will that be enough?
IBM's 'next-generation' Security Network Protection XGS 5000 boasts application-level controls, URL filtering
US Judge Lucy Koh provided jurors with details about the case and its implications
Rumor flurry predicts advent of Apple iPad mini, new iPod touch and iPod nano
In June, 3.7 million phones became infected with malware
The maker of enterprise cloud storage and file-sharing software will use the money in part to boost its international expansion
A limited free release of SevOne's network performance management tool is available now, and the company plans an official announcement Wednesday
Size constraints are pushing VGA ports out of laptops, but the display interface will linger in office equipment
Startup aims to identify dependencies, costs in content provider networks
Following VMware's billion dollar Nicira buy, will trend force Cisco to respond or defend?
The company recorded a US$356.5 million loss, and wants to be compensated
The company's large touch displays are expected to boost Microsoft's collaboration products like Lync
