Nortel Networks CEO Mike Zafirovski stepped down, having failed to revitalize the bankrupt telecommunications company after a mid-decade accounting scandal …
Do HP, 3Com value claims trump Cisco?
Cisco's dominance in enterprise switching is legend, but HP and 3Com have put together compelling product portfolios and value stories …
Twitter breach revives cloud security fears
Last month's breach of a hosted Google Apps implementation used by Twitter Inc. has heightened fears in some quarters that …
Unified communications without tears
It sounds so easy: Just give employees the ability to easily move among desktop and mobile voice calls, instant messaging …
The trends of Mesh Networking
In most modern networks, links and nodes are interconnected (both logically and physically) in either a star arrangement (with each …
VC industry hasn't hit bottom yet, says longtime VC
It may seem like the worst of times for tech companies trying to secure investments from venture capital firms, but …
Chinese Microsoft Office rival launching on Web soon
A Chinese company that offers a rival suite to Microsoft Office is following industry trends by turning its software into …
Dell delivers 10.1-Inch netbook for education segment
Dell set a new standard in education technology with the launch of a netbook influenced by the needs ofstudents, the …
Report: Nortel CEO on his way out
Nortel Networks' CEO Mike Zafirovski will leave the troubled provider of telecommunications equipment in the coming weeks, The Wall Street …
Microsoft grabs 'office.com' domain
Microsoft has acquired the office.com domain from a Brussels-based company, according to searches of Internet registration records. The domain, which …
Adobe Reader's security woes a boon for up-and-coming rival Foxit
Foxit Reader, a free PDF-reading knockoff of Adobe Systems Inc.'s free Adobe Reader, has won what its maker estimates is …
Open source alternatives invade Microsoft's competitor list
Microsoft's list of competitors is growing to include more open source software and Web browsers as the company fights to …
Hitachi announces first 2TB, 7,200 RPM hard drive
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Inc. announced that it is shipping what it said is the world's first 2TB, 7200 RPM …
SAP customers pledge support, but want more
Customers at an SAP AG event in Boston expressed strong commitment to the vendor's platform, but also voiced concerns about …
Apple issues security updates for Tiger
At the same time that Apple released Mac OS X 10.5.8, the company also dropped four security updates for users …
Cloud computing, Google Apps turn into an election issue
Washington State breaks ground this month on a new data center and office complex that two state lawmakers have called …
Open source alternatives invade Microsoft's competitor list
Microsoft's list of competitors is growing to include more open source software and Web browsers as the company fights to …
KSA's Al Jazeera Paints leverages NEC's Fault Tolerant (FT) Servers
Al-Jazeera Paints Factory, a division of Al Jazeera Pigment Factory in UAE, has selected NEC Computers’ to streamline its operations …
Microsoft ships XP Mode RC, calls it tool of last resort
Microsoft Corp delivered the release candidate of Windows XP Mode, but at the same time downplayed the Windows 7 add-on, …
Apple-Google dustup: winners and losers
When Apple announced today that Google CEO Eric Schmidt is resigning from Apple's board, the blogosphere let out a collective …