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Encryption startup Cryptzone has announced an overhaul for its enterprise-friendly crypto suite, Secured eFile.
Microsoft and Yahoo have dismissed a report that they're in discussions to sell Yahoo's online search business for $20 billion.
Terrorists used Google Earth to plan Mumbai attacks, say police officials.
The terrorists who attacked various locations in Mumbai, India, last week used digital maps from Google Earth to learn their way around, according to officials investigating the attacks.
Openness and honesty enabled CA to banish the ghosts of its past. That lesson is one that our society as a whole would do well to ponder, says Don Tennant.
Microsoft asked a federal judge to dismiss a class-action lawsuit related to its Vista Capable marketing program. But a day later, the judge ordered Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to testify via a deposition.
Thousands of angry mothers took to Twitter and other blog sites to protest an online video advertisement posted by the maker of the Motrin pain reliever.
At the SC08 conference, Nvidia and a group of systems vendors announced the release of desktop supercomputers based on the chip maker's Tesla graphics processor.
Microsoft is no longer interested in buying Yahoo, even with the departure of Jerry Yang, who as CEO of Yahoo had rebuffed Microsoft's earlier $45 billion offer to buy the company.
An Accenture survey found that many working members of the millennial generation -- those age 14 to 27 -- either ignore or are unaware of IT policies about posting company or customer data online.
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