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Intel refuses to bite, saying it knows its customers very well
Resolution of China-Google immaterial to its plans; won't comment on online censorship
Analysis: Both themes attract a lot of attention at annual security trade show
The Open Source Data Center Initiative wants to pool engineering resources that others can build on and implement
Typical IT shop unprepared, AFCOM says
Former DHS chief talks of difficulties in creating a national deterrence plan
The software giant is experimenting with efficient designs that can be ramped up quickly when it needs capacity
The numbers prove the ballot idea is working, says Opera exec
Lemote Technology is optimizing Android for a netbook with China's Loongson chips
Taipei will give up fighting the legislature over funds for Taiwan Memory
McAfee says that hackers were after the source code management systems
75 Microsoft, third-party patch events each year are a burden most users can't bear, says Secunia
The largest addition of jobs in the country came in the IT services and BPO industries
Bundle includes thinly disguised versions of Firefox, OpenOffice.org
The eSlick 'Pocket Size' will support up to eight languages and is a bit wider and not as tall as its predecessor
Panel discussions at RSA focus on a more social attack vector
RSA Conference hears warnings about trusting cloud services
The company hopes to persuade Indian users to bring their old PCs for recycling, rather than sell them
Founding members of Open Identity Exchange include Google, Equifax, PayPal and Verizon
Blair Levin says unreleased broadband plan will meet all Congressional mandates
F-Secure CTO says it seems years of attacks are part of a single operation
Google offers this "best in class" protection at no additional charge
The CRM vendor's 'Cloud Challenge' manifesto calls for better transparency and terms
Some minimum speeds will be set in final document, its author says
With some AT&T users critical of iPhone's 3G service, the carrier seems to be pushing Wi-Fi instead
Atom processor-based platform cuts power needs by 50% compared to older chip sets
Sony is building a tablet-like device and a new smartphone that can play PlayStation games
Gartner bets Apple's device will boost sales in a big way
Republicans complain that NTIA and RUS are duplicating efforts of existing broadband providers
Agents are working cybercases with local law enforcement
In a talk at the University of Washington, Microsoft's CEO gave his broad vision for hosted computing
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer explains why the company is betting on the cloud to provide the next wave of innovation and opportunities for technologists, business and consumers.
While the idea is admirable, it's probably not possible to execute in the U.S., they say
No fix slated for last year's Windows 7 SMB flaw, or this month's F1 issue
The RUS has now awarded nearly $900 million in broadband grants and loans
Legislation would halt space shuttle retirement and continue human space flight plan
Its authentication, monitoring and data-loss prevention tools all will work in virtualized environments
Gartner says PC shipments will rise almost 20 percent this year
Trusting corporate data to the cloud is a risk to be dealt with, experts say
Vivek Kundra talked about the many inefficiencies in government IT and some moves to make data more accessible
Identity thieves target medical identification data and services
Move part of bid to be more transparent, White House cybersecurity advisor says at RSA
The Mariposa botnet ran under the radar but was one of the biggest ever
