HSBC loses server with info on 159K accounts

Bank admits a server containing customer account names and numbers, as well as transaction types and amounts, has gone missing at a Hong Kong branch.
Friday, May 09 2008 02:17 PM
Find more stories in: Data security, Authentication and encryption, Security Management, Security applications/tools

Asian ISPs prepare for video explosion

Internet service providers must be vigilant of their core infrastructure, increase capacity when necessary and use new technologies to optimize traffic flow.
Friday, May 09 2008 10:57 AM
Find more stories in: Bandwidth, Network administration/implementation, Next-generation technology/networks, Networking technology, Optical networking

Microsoft sets up R&D center in China

The software giant invests US$280 million to build its largest R&D facility outside of the United States. The Beijing center can accommodate 5,000 staff.
Friday, May 09 2008 10:40 AM
Find more stories in: R&D, Business development/management

Atos wants 'invisible' tech at Beijing 2008

With less than three months to go before the start of the Olympics, Atos Origin is preparing to fulfill the objective of remaining unnoticed throughout the world's largest sporting event.
Friday, May 09 2008 10:44 AM
Find more stories in: Servers, Infrastructure/architecture management, Business applications

Four bidders vie for second SOE phase

Those keen on the Singapore government computing standardization project for schools include bidders from the first round as well as new entrants.
Thursday, May 08 2008 11:18 AM
Find more stories in: Network infrastructure, Personal Computers, Servers, Business applications, Infrastructure/architecture management

Online security growing concern for Indian banks

Survey reveals 30 percent of India's top 40 banks were victims of phishing attacks in the past year. Only 57 percent have formal plan to drive user awareness about fraud.
Thursday, May 08 2008 04:40 PM
Find more stories in: Banking, Network security, Security Management, Security implementation/standards

China Mobile builds world's highest Net cafe

The world's highest Internet cafe is located 5,200 meters on Mount Everest. Bandwidth will be carefully allocated for news media covering the Olympic torch relay.
Thursday, May 08 2008 10:24 AM
Find more stories in: Service level management, Web services, Bandwidth

Finet Group breaks into Chinese Internet games sector

Chinese financial publisher Finest Group launches its own online game company, China Game, as a sign of commitment to invest in the gaming industry of China.
Thursday, May 08 2008 10:25 AM
Find more stories in: Digital media, Games, Business development/management, Web sites

Sales automation, location-based apps top enterprise wishlist

Asian enterprise mobile users most want sales force automation and location-based applications while on the go, say vendors.
Wednesday, May 07 2008 07:32 PM
Find more stories in: Sales force automation, Location-based services, Applications and tools

StarHub begins customer femtocell trials

Singapore operator will begin trialing the wireless technology for six months with a group of some 200 consumers next week.
Wednesday, May 07 2008 05:25 PM
Find more stories in: Mobile platforms/communications, Cellular phones

Intel spells out opportunities

Intel announces a series of technology trends namely video and computer portability that will provide better business opportunities.
Wednesday, May 07 2008 10:58 AM
Find more stories in: Business development/management

eBay Eachnet just wants to be free in China

Eachnet introduces fee exemption to users when they open an online store. This is an attempt to attract more users to boost up China's online transactions.
Wednesday, May 07 2008 10:34 AM
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Gartner: S'pore SOE not so easy

The government aims to save US$367.5 million by standardizing various computing components in a utility fashion, but past experiences show savings could be negated, says Gartner.
Tuesday, May 06 2008 06:58 PM
Find more stories in: Personal Computers, Servers, Storage, Security, IT Management, Government, Software

SAS and Singapore university set up training lab

The business intelligence vendor pairs with Singapore Management University to set up a BI laboratory and scholarship program.
Tuesday, May 06 2008 06:31 PM
Find more stories in: Data warehousing/business intelligence

Not much life in China's virtual worlds

Chinese entrepreneurs' answers to Second Life are early stage, but they see potential for brand-building, worker training and e-commerce
Tuesday, May 06 2008 10:30 AM
Find more stories in: Games, Virtualization

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