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Startup locks down native server firewalls except for specified users at specified times
Companies use SSDs to boost the performance of high-transaction databases, enterprise apps and virtualized systems.
Aiming to stem losses of female employees, the brewer uses social networking tools to offer mentoring programs
AT&T to get exclusive version of its Titan device, Microsoft says
Digital recordings of music from the 1950s may remain in copyright long after the DRM systems protecting them are obsolete.
The company hopes to allow users to look up from their smartphones once in a while
Apple tablet computer creating a mobile communion with instant-on, ubiquitous access
24 out of 25 startups still around, in some form
Getting data onto the cloud is one thing; managing it is another
Companies explain strategies for filling hundreds of U.S. openings for highly skilled tech workers
Masayoshi Son unveiled a plan for 60 percent of Japan's power to come from natural sources by 2030
The breached web server was isolated from other infrastructure, GlobalSign said
Automated tools handle vast majority of security threats, but it's the human element that makes the difference
After firing Carol Bartz, directors are evaluating whether to sell Yahoo whole or in parts, the Wall Street Journal reports
It also includes written perspectives by noted scholars
A magistrate judge has ordered that the CEOs of Oracle and Google attend a mediation on Sept. 19
The need for more complex embedded systems will create a $2 trillion market by 2015, IDC predicted
The US Department of Justice filed a criminal suit against former SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow
Officials say outage was caused by human error
AT&T responds to the DOJ's lawsuit seeking to block the carrier's acquisition of T-Mobile USA
The man had more than 20,000 stolen credit card numbers in his possession when agents raided his residence
By beefing up its local deals offerings, Google could transform the whole market, analyst says
How the 9/11 attacks changed us; SSL certificates cyberattack; cost of cybercrime
Both companies want permission to offer both satellite and 4G services
Microsoft could be waiting for another swing at buying Yahoo
Inventories of Apple iPhone 4 smartphones, carrier promotions and fake iPhone 5 documents, plus third-party cases and a magic number of 27 million
The company was once known for its conservative design and minimalistic user interface
Hustles this time, ships update three times faster than after Comodo hack
The Virginia defendant is sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay $2.7 million in restitution
Demand weakens for traditional PCs, but mobile and tablets hold high expectations
Smithsonian's collection of 9/11 objects includes cell phones, a Blackberry, a laptop and the stories they tell
NinjaVideo.net infringed copyright by offering movies, TV shows and other content to users, the DOJ says
Publishes five security bulletins that were meant to appear Sept. 13
Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang says Intel preferred they not say in the chipset business
Motorola Android dual-core smartphone for LTE networks easy to repair and has top-notch specs, says teardown specialist
Mexico City topped IBM's Commuter Pain Index, which ranks the emotional and economic toll of commuting in 20 international cities
New OS would be alternative to Android, now under heavy legal attack
Group calls on lawmakers to reject self-regulation on online behavioral advertising
Three more French book publishers have dropped lawsuits against Google, after it struck a deal with a fourth last month
New government fine structure plus random auditing make healthcare privacy lapses even less acceptable
