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Brocade fulfills Army base’s IPv6 marching orders

Fort Carson net showcases routers' IPv6, MPLS and 100 Gigabit Ethernet capabilities

Obama: ‘We don’t have enough engineers’

A look at the numbers behind the president's call for 10,000 new engineers in the U.S.

Microsoft patches critical IE9, Windows bugs

Fixes 34 flaws, including multiple 'drive-by' vulnerabilities, in host of products

i-FlashDrive transfers files between iOS and Mac or PC

The PhotoFast device comes with auto-file backup functionality

Verizon’s latest LTE expansion: 5 things you should know

With major markets covered, Verizon starts expanding LTE to midsize metropolitan areas

How the Cloud Changes the CIO-CFO Conversation

What’s Your Enterprise Social Networking Style?

Why CIOs Should Care About Privacy

IBM at 100: How Big Blue helped redefine corporate architecture

Led by IBM President Thomas Watson Jr., Big Blue's building boom cemented IBM's role as design patron

Windows XP, Vista AutoRun update reduces malware infections by 82%

February 'backport' of Windows 7 feature worked like a charm, says Microsoft

Data center startups emerging to solve virtualization and cloud problems

Big Switch Networks, ZeRTO and more launching at GigaOM conference

How to Market IT More Effectively Companywide

Why CIOs Should Hire Interns for IT jobs

The Dawning of the Age of Mobility

Using Enterprise Data to Fuel New Business Ideas

Comcast bringing Skype to bring HD video calling to your TV

Skype HD video calling coming to your living room TV, Comcast says

How to Tame Negotiation Nerves

Apple iCloud Draws CIO Concerns

How Do You Generate Ideas? Highlight Examples From Your Team

University, Aruba test iPad’s Wi-Fi video performance

100 Apple iPads run video at the same time over 802.11n

No. 1 Gripe with Outsourcers: Lousy Service

Apple sells unlocked iPhones in U.S. for first time

Analyst sees move as more evidence of pressure from Android

What CFOs Care About Besides Your IT Budget

NetApp upgrades management software for cloud systems

OnCommand now part of single user interface for servers, storage

Cellcrypt releases voice encryption app for Android

The application allows for end-to-end encrypted calls

Open-source analytics options grow

Infobright, Ingres and Jaspersoft make announcements for open-source data warehousing and analytics

The 6 hottest new jobs in IT

Cash for clunkers: Old tech equipment boosts the bottom line

Securing Volly: A Pitney Bowes challenge

Verizon adds 19 more cities to its LTE network

Other carriers also rev up 4G service

Net neutrality advocates hope Dutch law will inspire others

But Dutch citizens will have to wait until next week for the law to be approved

Despite years of talk, utilities remain compromised

Get your money for nothing, get your certs for free

Startup AffirmTrust to offer free SSL certificates until the end of the year

Ericsson to acquire Telcordia for $1.15 billion

The company wants an even bigger part of operator's future investments

Cisco, Polycom think smaller in telepresence

Cisco and Polycom each are unveiling smaller video systems and more interoperability

SAP rolling out new analytics for SMBs

Business Objects EDGE 4.0 and Crystal Server 2011 are set to go GA in July

Google applies for map license in China as deadline looms

The deadline to be granted an online mapping license in China is July 1

Can virtual machine and cloud systems secure PCI payment card data?

PCI Security Standards Council to issue virtualization, cloud guidelines

Spear phishers sharpen skills, craft ‘incredible’ attacks, say experts

But rash of targeted attacks may also mean more companies coming clean

Attacks on IMF, Lockheed, others highlight need for defenses against targeted attacks

More focuses needed on network monitoring, outbound filtering, whitelisting

China blocks some Web searches about migrant protests

Chinese authorities are blocking searches on Google that contain the name of a city where protests have occurred

AMD pledges sharper graphics with new Fusion chips

AMD says its new A-Series Fusion chips are geared towards gaming, video playback and other 'visual' computing tasks

HP announces laptops with new AMD Llano chips

The new Pavilion and ProBook laptops have dual- and quad-core A-series chips

Lulzsec sets sights on U.S. Senate and game-maker Bethesda

Hackers break into a Senate account, but can do little; the Bethesda hack, however, looks serious

HP reshuffles executives, prompts departures

Ann Livermore, head of HP's Enterprise Business, moves to the board; CIO Randy Mott leaving 'effective immediately'

HP reorganizes, Livermore to step down and join board

Ann Livermore will take a board seat but step down from her post as head of the company's Enterprise unit

Is Facebook’s IPO worth $100B?

Report hits on Facebook valuation as talk of initial public offering builds online

Java standards process to get an upgrade

Privacy groups push for U.S. Facebook probe

Files complaint with FTC seeking to halt Facebook's plans for facial recognition service

Lady Gaga and the ‘big head’ effect in mobile apps

Appetizer Mobile finds one way to stand out in a forest of apps