The FBI confirmed that it had been forced to shut down its Internet-facing unclassified network, but disputed a report that …
Dell’s net income drops 63% in Q1
Dell reported a 63% fall in net income during the first quarter of 2010, triggered partly by reduced PC sales …
EMC expands data deduplication capabilities
EMC today announced expanded data deduplication capabilities and other new updates and new services to the most comprehensive set of …
Windows 7: Why I’m in No Rush to Adopt
Aron Smetana, CIO of California-based mortgage lender Paul Financial, sums up in one sentence Microsoft's challenge as it prepares Windows …
Five ways Exchange 2010 will be faster, more scalable
Microsoft Corp. said that its upcoming Exchange Server 2010 software will be able to read and write e-mails to disk …
Web 2.0 leaders struggle to maintain their top spots
The view from the top of the high-tech business world may be nice, but companies just need to look at …
EU antitrust ruling against Intel due on Wednesday
The European Commission is expected to make one of the most significant antitrust decisions in its history on Wednesday when …
Save money with alternative software licenses
One of your biggest per-employee infrastructure costs comes from money tied up in software licenses. If you add new people, …
Intel’s Atom chip finding its way into servers
Intel's Atom processor is starting to find its way into some types of servers, bringing a new low-power option for …
SAP-IBM’s Alloy application pushed to BlackBerry
BlackBerry users will one day be able to use Alloy, the application jointly developed by SAP and IBM that allows …
On the offense
Showtime Arabia is the leading Pay TV network in the Middle East and North Africa, with the significant subscriber base …
New zero-day exploit targets Adobe Reader
Adobe Systems Inc. today confirmed that it's investigating reports that its popular PDF viewing software, Adobe Reader, contains a critical …
Cloud security stokes concerns at RSA
Cloud security has dominated discussions and drove the entire action at RSA Conference 2009. Throughout the event, attendees — who …
‘Pay-as-you-go services could cut software piracy’
Craig Mundie, who heads Microsoft Corp.'s research efforts, said in China that the company may be able to reduce its …
Rising data-loading speeds may be leaving most BI users behind
One of the more prosaic parts of data warehousing is getting information into a warehouse in the first place. Vendors …
PBX killer, Voice CAL coming to OCS in 2010
Microsoft will ship a new version of its Office Communications Server (OCS) in 2010 and another in the following year …
1 in 5 Windows PCs still hackable by Conficker
Although the media blitz about the Conficker worm prompted a significant number of enterprise users to finally fix a six-month-old …
HP throws in towel over key Wi-Fi lawsuit
In a move that could have far reaching implications for the Wi-Fi industry, HP has reached a confidential settlement with …
Collapse of IBM/Sun deal could leave Sun without a suitor, analysts say
Sun Microsystems may find itself without any viable suitors if it does not come to terms with potential acquirer IBM, …
Intel sets Moblin free at risk of port to rival ARM
Intel Corp. plans to turn over to the Linux Foundation control of Moblin, the Linux operating system it developed for …