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Apple Mac Pro
Reviews Apple's Mac Pro has design innovations that we hope will cross over to other systems. Its performance is as strong as you'd expect for a system in its class, and it's priced right, too. You might need more flexibility in your configuration options, especially for 3D design. But otherwise, the Mac Pro is as solid a professional-class PC as we've seen.
Tags: Apple Mac Pro, Apple Inc., CPU, Apple Macintosh, 3D, Apple Power Mac, Exterior, Number System, DivX Video Codec, Default Plan
SOX clock ticking for businesses
News The Sarbanes-Oxley Act has kicked in for non-U.S. companies, and those that prepared early may breathe easier when the time is up.
Tags: Business security, Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Regulations
Banking's a risky business
Insight After 26 years of work experience, CIO Michael Leung says he still hasn't seen it all. His biggest challenge: post-merger activities and the replacement of the core banking system.
Tags: IT Management
EMC launches higher-capacity enterprise flash
News The company believes demand for higher-capacity flash drives is growing, and has rolled out 200GB and 400GB versions for its three main storage lines.
Tags: Data centers, EMC Corp., Storage, Gartner Inc., Pillar Data Systems, finance industry, EMC Celerra, PCI, disk storage, enterprise storage
U.S. enterprises: Cybercrime costs us dearly
News Eyeing cybercrime costs, businesses are waking up to the threat posed by organized criminals, says survey.
Tags: Business security, PC security, Data security, Security
US banks ordered to tell customers about breaches
News If it's "reasonably possible" that customer data will be misused as the result of a breach, a bank must act, four U.S. agencies say.
Tags: Data security
Digital universe outstrips storage capability
News An EMC-sponsored study suggests the amount of created data exceeded available storage for the first time in 2007, with almost half of data set to have no permanent home by 2011.
Tags: Storage
IBM reorganizes software group
News As part of a reorganization in its software group, Big Blue is revamping its sales process to break down product and geographical barriers and focus on key technology areas.
Tags: Business applications
IDC survey: S'pore, China least interested in data and voice integration
News Singapore and China are among the Asia Pacific countries least interested in data and voice integration, according to an International Data Corp (IDC) report released today.
Banks buy into electronic bill paying
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Make smart money decisions with Web 2.0 social networks
Blogs Everyone knows that you can't go wrong when you have the wisdom or "collective intelligence" of millions of people. This...
Will bill kill spam?
Insight Singapore looks set to join the ranks of Australia and the United States in battling unsolicited e-mail with its draft spam bill. But just how effective is legislation in fighting spam?
Tags: Spam and phishing, Spam filtering
The Web is still learning, but it can teach, too
News The kickoff keynote for this year's Web 2.0 Expo wasn't too surprising: the world has a ton of problems and the tech industry has a lot to offer.
Tags: web2.0, Twitter, Conference, Tim O'Reilly, Tech Industry, financial system, collective intelligence, Show Floor, web2.0, financial
Raiders of the lost code
Program At first glance, software developers have little in common with Indiana Jones. But the emerging field of software archaeology applies some of the same skills, if not the dashing adventure.
Tags: Software
Short Take: Think tank to help reform technology laws
News The Singapore Academy of Law has appointed a think tank to examine issues regarding technology and the law. The 28 member group comprises legal, finance and IT professionals, as well as government.
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