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IBM plunges into 'smart grid for water'
News Betting that governments and businesses will need to better manage water resources, IBM leads effort to design IT systems to monitor and analyze water use.
Tags: Green IT, Grid, Sensor, U.S., France, IBM Corp., information technology, Green IT, software, conference
An unlikely source of electric power
Blogs Somewhere in the news section of this Web site, you'll find a story about Intel's impending plan to shut down its Philip...
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Agilent outsources ATE manufacturing to S'pore firm
News US-based Agilent Technologies, a maker of test and measurement equipment, is planning to transfer the manufacture of its automated test equipment (ATE) to Benchmark Electronics Inc in Singapore.
Researchers still uncertain whether cellular phones are safe
News Leading scientists gathering in Washington, D.C., this week say more research is needed to once-and-for-all determine whether cell phones pose major health risks.
Tags: Cellular phones, DNA, Conference, Wireless, researcher, scientist, health care, American Cancer Society, Cellular phones
Facebook friends don't ask friends for money
News In latest Facebook scam accounts are hacked and imposters are sending out pleas for money from friends.
Tags: Spam, Spam and phishing, Hacking, CBS Corp., Friend, Spokesperson, antivirus, Colorado, phone, social networking
Will greentech attract lots of green in the new year?
News Folks with money expect the new regime under U.S. president-elect Barack Obama to encourage, perhaps even subsidize, greentech in the United States.
Tags: Green IT, Network infrastructure, Infrastructure/architecture management, Dollar, Money, Wyoming, fossil fuel industry, Greece, venture capital, SolFocus
SEC continues crackdown on Net stock abuse
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Intel fortifies Shanghai connections
News New Asia-Pacific research center is set to try out new products for China. Meanwhile, company invests in a couple of its U.S. fabs.
Tags: Processors, R&D
Qwest, US West get merger approval in Colorado
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Visioneer outmuscles HP in scanner sales
News HP scanner sales have grown modestly this year, while its retail inventory has soared, with more than 11 weeks of product sitting on store shelves, according to market researcher NPD Intelect.
Adobe reveals patent suit in a U.S. regulatory filing
News A small software maker claims Acrobat uses its technology.
Compaq separates storage software to increase efficiency
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J.D. Edwards sues Oracle
News The US$1.7 billion suit claims that the database maker has illegally interfered in its proposed merger with PeopleSoft.
Singapore government Web site hacked
News In a nasty Halloween surprise, the Singapore Government Web site at www.gov.sg was apparently hacked into early Sunday afternoon.
Agilent outsources ATE manufacturing to S'pore firm 
News US-based Agilent Technologies, a maker of test and measurement equipment, is planning to transfer the manufacture of its automated test equipment system (ATE) to Benchmark Electronics Inc in Singapore.
