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- AMD's former fabrication company is off to a fast start. It also will break ground on its new facility in New York this month.
- While it's not as bad as it is for car salesmen, PC sales isn't a great business to be in right now.
- Search giant aims to clear up some common misconceptions, like, no, you can't buy the top search result.
- News site runs confidential business information it said came from a hacker.
- But comScore says the real test will be how loyal Bing first-timers turn out to be.
- From the blogs: Clyburn and Baker face their confirmation hearings and some of the FCC's key issues.
- From the blogs: New signs point to a turnaround, though plenty of weakness remains.
- From the blogs: The move aims to make updating speedier and reduce the potential window of vulnerabilities.
- By Tom DunlapRemember when midnight movies were rare, reserved for the high school and college crowd? Featuring only dark, twisted, or eccentric flicks? I'm talking the 1970s and 80s and the midnight showings of "Heavy Metal," "Eraserhead," and, of course,...
- Juliet Kemp is one of my favorite authors. She writes a regular "Tip of the Trade" column for Serverwatch.com, and a regular monthly howto column for LinuxPlanet.com. Today I have assembled some of my favorite Tips all in one handy-dandy...
- There are a couple of interesting stories on internetnews.com that underscore the challenge facing Microsoft in selling its new operating system to skeptical corporate buyers, many of who felt burned by Vista.First, Stuart Johnston reports on a survey showing resistance...
- IBM (NYSE:IBM) has notified Synnex (NYSE:SNX) they will no longer be authorized to distribute IBM software as of October 1, 2009. This decision was not surprising to some, considering IBM's deauthorization of Synnex on x Series servers in January this...
- The search for alternative and renewable sources of energy always comes up against the same brick wall -- it's too expensive, especially when compared to existing technologies, especially coal. In the United States, the problem is compounded by a power...
- • A 1 Billion GBP data center planned for Scotland will likely be the world’s largest. Current plans for the data center call for it to be powered by a biomass plant and nearby wind farms. • Part of...
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- In this Webcast, eSecurity columnist Ken van Wyk will highlight the risks of the hardware/software approach and will discuss the benefits of the software as a service (SaaS) model for security.
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