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Printer makers mum on new security standard

Printer makers mum on new security standard

News New security standards for devices such as printers, copiers and multifunction systems have emerged, but details on hardware compliance are scant.

Wednesday, September 09 2009 07:43 PM

Tags: Storage, Standard, Security, Device, Risk, Singapore, Access Control, Standards, Environment, e-mail


New alliance aims to unify malware fight

New alliance aims to unify malware fight

News IEEE's Industry Connections Security Group aims to formalize sharing of malware data among security players, but an analyst says its focus may be too narrow.

Tuesday, August 18 2009 06:54 PM

Tags: Network security, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Malware, Ovum, Security, Sophos Plc., Trend Micro Inc., antivirus, principal analyst


Will Intel and USB make fiber optics mainstream?

Will Intel and USB make fiber optics mainstream?

News Chipmaker hopes its Light Peak project will bring fiber optic speeds to ordinary computer users, and USB could be logical path to get there.

Tuesday, September 29 2009 10:15 AM

Tags: Components, Intel Corp., Connector, Fiber-optics, Fiber, Video, Storage, USB, Cable, USB 2.0


Intel to host smart-grid standards confab

News The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers will hold its first smart-grid standards meeting bringing together people from the power, IT and communications industries in June.

Monday, May 04 2009 12:10 PM

Tags: Green IT, Intel Corp., Standards, Grid, IEEE Standard, electricity grid, network, industry, information technology, solar energy


Basic transistor flaw could hobble chip design

News Researchers at the U.S. National Institute of Science and Technology have thrown doubt on accepted rules, threatening the future of nanoscale transistors.

Friday, May 29 2009 01:00 PM

Tags: Processors, Nanotechnology, NIST, Chip, Flaw, transistor, theory, researcher, scientist, IEEE


Chink in encryption armor discovered

News An underlying flaw in the OpenSSH encryption protocol has been revealed by academics.

Wednesday, May 20 2009 10:39 AM

Tags: Authentication and encryption, OpenSSH, SSH, IT Professional, Encryption, Information Security, Flaw, Server, Attacker, RFC


IEEE pact to foster development of patent pools

News Technical standards developer IEEE is collaborating with Via Licensing to encourage intellectual-property holders to form patent pools.

Tuesday, December 09 2008 08:19 AM

Tags: Patents, Patent Pool, RFID, IP, IEEE Standard, intellectual property, business development, News.com, blog, collaboration


Faster FireWire on way for gigabit generation

News Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers approves a specification that gives support for bandwidth of up to 3.2Gbps.

Thursday, July 31 2008 11:19 PM

Tags: Peripherals, Standards, Network standards/protocols, Apple Inc., Mobile, Specification, Storage, USB, multimedia, industry


IBM shrinks SRAM cell for future chip generation

News The new static random access memory cell could be used in chips based on a 22nm manufacturing process, according to IBM.

Tuesday, August 19 2008 09:54 AM

Tags: Processors, Mobile processors, IBM Corp., SRAM, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Cell, Semiconductor, Chip, STMicroelectronics, San Francisco


Researchers cut costs of quantum cryptography

News A method to lower costs and improve the security of quantum cryptography has been developed.

Wednesday, June 04 2008 10:37 AM

Tags: Security, Cost control, NIST, Quantum Cryptography, Cryptography, theory, researcher, blog, technique, IEEE


Researchers build 'flying' micro-robot

News The robot, which weighs about three-hundredths of an ounce, is manipulated by magnetic fields and has the potential for use in clean rooms or hazardous environments.

Monday, April 13 2009 09:45 AM

Tags: Hardware, Ontario, Micro-robot, magnetic field, Environment, laser, robot, researcher, University of Waterloo, camera


802.11n Wi-Fi standard finally approved

News After seven years, the new, faster standard for wireless networking finally makes it past the draft stage.

Monday, September 14 2009 10:34 AM

Tags: Mobile/Wireless, 802.11/Wi-Fi, Wireless, wireless networking, IEEE 802.11n, Draft-N, WLAN, Wi-Fi, blog, Mobile/Wireless


Berners-Lee: Semantic Web will have privacy built-in

News The Semantic Web will be able to enforce privacy policies set by Web users, according to Web pioneer Sir Tim Berners-Lee.

Friday, March 13 2009 10:16 AM

Tags: Web sites, Network security, Security implementation/standards, Semantic Web, data mining, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, photograph, desktop, built-In


HP ProCurve Wireless Edge Services zl Module

Reviews The Wireless Edge Services Module combines with HPÂ’s Radio Port Wi-Fi access points to provide a simple and efficient way for companies to deploy and manage large wireless networks.

Saturday, December 15 2007 03:05 PM


Adaptec DuoConnect

Reviews A great way of adding the latest high-speed interfaces to your PC or Mac.

Saturday, April 20 2002 01:20 PM


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3 lessons a CIO can learn from Windows 7

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Microsoft's missteps with Vista, and attempts at redemption with Windows 7, offers firms valuable lessons in IT, be it in rolling out a new corporate application or delivering millions of copies of a new OS.


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The ultimate 2012 recovery site: the moon

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Have you seen the disaster movie “2012"? A friend from Control Risks and I did, and we reluctantly concluded we wouldn’t be able to write off the cost of our..... by Nathaniel Forbes

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