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NTT Com extends IPv6 reach in Asia
News A Japan-based communications company will launch its IPv6 (Internet protocol version 6) service in more parts of the Asia Pacific, a move which comes after a similar services were started in Japan, Malaysia and Europe.
Sharks fins land Alibaba.com in hot soup
News The buying and selling of shark fins on the partially Yahoo-controlled e-commerce site angers activists, who say the harvest is brutal.
Tags: E-commerce, Search
Revealed: Secrets to outsourcing success
News U.K. multinationals reveal their sometimes rocky relationship with outsourcing and tell how offshoring helps them survive the downturn.
Tags: Outsourcing, IT outsourcing, Outsourcing, Aviva Plc., Conference, IT Services, Outsourcing Company, Accenture Ltd., insurance, outsource
A Google model for mobile advertising?
Blogs The week is not over yet but it seems I've already exceeded my quota of interviews with IT executives. Most of them are ...
High tech undone by low tech failings
Blogs The recent Mumbai terrorist attacks have left the entire world stunned. Terrorists are now improving their skills so tha...
Microsoft suit: New Mexico settles
News One down, eighteen to go. Microsoft has independently settled its antitrust case with New Mexico, eliminating one of the 19 states participating with the Justice Department in the landmark lawsuit.
EU approves controversial data retention bill
News The European Union has given the final thumbs-up to a controversial data retention directive.
Tags: Privacy, Regulations, Politics
London data centers hit by credit crunch
News London's data center sector has suffered a downturn, with no corporates taking up space in the capital this year.
Tags: Data centers, Banking, Budgeting/cost control, IT Budget, London, Silicon.com, financial, financial service, bank, Amsterdam
Spanish Net firm explodes out of trading gate
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Spanish Net firm explodes out of trading gate
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IBM supercomputer top-ranked blade machine
News Barcelona's MareNostrum isn't the fastest supercomputer on Earth, but 20 teraflops with regular blade servers is nothing to sneer at.
Tags: Blade servers, Supercomputing
The PCs that the flood took away
Blogs As a super typhoon prepares to lash the Philippines this week--the third time in a month--I ask for the indulgence of th...
Customers rage at Google tweak
News In a rare sign of trouble for the booming search marketing business, Google is fending off complaints from angry customers who say recent changes to the company's advertising program are costing them sales.
Telefonica, China Unicom in US$1B stock swap deal
News Stock swap and business collaboration agreement will give China Unicom a foothold in South America and Telefonica a chance to reach China's massive mobile audience.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, Business Strategies & Functions, Telecommunications, China Unicom, Stock, wireless service, Latin America, 3G, China, analyst
Verizon expects 4G launch next year
News The wireless provider's chief technology officer discusses his expectations of the next-generation network and names the vendors that are building it.
Tags: Next-generation technology/networks, Verizon Communications Inc., Wireless, Wireless Network, Broadband, E-readers, 3G, 4G, Verizon Wireless, network
