A group of leading user companies, vendors and other organizations plans to launch an open message queuing protocol that will enable users to create systems that compete with or replace
Insurance provider American International Group has confirmed the theft of a file server and other hardware that held the personal information of approximately 970,000 potential customers. Company officials said an
Stratus Technologies is greatly expanding the support for standard Linux on its fault-tolerant servers. The Maynard, Mass., company June 19 is announcing support for Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux AS 4
If you follow Wi-Fi technology developments, you’re doubtless familiar with the new kid on the block: 802.11n, the next-generation wireless standard following 802.11g. And you no doubt expect 802.11n routers
Sometimes, quick-and-easy technology wins the day. The Marena Group, a Lawrenceville, Ga.-based company that makes specialty support garments for plastic surgery patients, had been doing business electronically with its U.S.
One of the Net’s Top 50 properties in May, Overstock.com is an aggressive user of business analytics in its highly competitive niche of “closeout” retail. Duration: 13:31 Click here to
Security Highlights Computer Data Security: ChoicePoint’s Lessons Learned A year and a half after mistakenly selling consumer info to criminals, the data broker says it has put in dozens of
Four large mobile phone vendors, together with two major wireless operators, will create an open Linux implementation for mobile phones. Motorola, NEC, NTT DoCoMo, Panasonic, Samsung, and Vodafone say their
Microsoft June 15 confirmed that a new, undocumented flaw in its widely used Excel spreadsheet program was being used in an attack against an unnamed target. The company’s warning comes
Malware attacks created using emerging Web development tools such as AJAX are expected to begin showing up more frequently, as writers of malicious code match the skills of their legitimate
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