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Green IT finds favor among Indian firms
News Energy scarcity and soaring fuel prices are prompting companies in India to adopt environment-friendly computing alternatives to save costs.
Tags: Green IT, Virtualization, Business, Green IT, IT Services, India, Patni Computer Systems Ltd., EMC Corp., Indian Company, Server
Dell offers Media Center on the cheap
News PC maker promotion lets customers upgrade from Windows XP Home to Windows XP Media Center Edition for half the price.
Tags: Personal Computers
Intel drives in-car computer effort
News Intel has discovered a method of fitting at least five software companies under the dashboard or in the backseat of a car.
Commentary: Good riddance to Microsoft's problem child
News The Microsoft careening into 2001 isn't the Microsoft customers and competitors have come to know over the past 25 years.
The slow road to Windows XP
News Forget Longhorn. Microsoft's recurring nightmare is businesses clinging to the past.
Tags: Microsoft Windows
AMD server push fraught with peril
News Advanced Micro Devices signs up its most significant customer yet to help it win a place in the server market, but the chipmaker faces numerous obstacles competing with Intel.
AMD server push fraught with peril
News Advanced Micro Devices has signed up its most significant customer yet to help it win a place in the server market, but the chipmaker faces numerous obstacles competing with Intel in the new area.
AMD: A tough road ahead
News Advanced Micro Devices has signed up its most significant customer yet to help it win a place in the server market, but the chipmaker faces numerous obstacles competing with Intel in the new area.
SAP reassures Silicon Valley, post-Agassi
News The German software maker moves to bolster its presence, and influence, in the U.S. high-tech hub after the exit of charismatic executive Shai Agassi.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Business applications, Leadership
Will paying researchers for reporting vulnerabilities really pay off?
Techguide 3Com's TippingPoint recently announced its Zero Day Initiative, a program that pays researchers for reporting security vulnerabilities. What will this mean for computer security?
Juggling cost and return in development
Management How should an application development manager balance between project spending and return of investment?
Tags: IT budgeting, IT project management
Japan to try GPS phones to prevent pandemics
News Softbank participates in a Japanese government-backed experimental project that uses GPS-enabled cell phones to track elementary schoolers' whereabouts for health-monitoring purpose.
Tags: GPS, 3G (Third Generation), Mobile, Apple iPhone 3G, Cell Phone, Japan, Softbank Corp., phone, Associated Press, 3G
Lexus: Cabir won't infect our cars
News In its blog, security software maker F-Secure posts excerpts from a Lexus statement defending its cars' safety from viruses.
Tags: Viruses and worms
Gartner: Developers must be responsible for security
News Security analyst Andrew Walls says desktop security measures are falling short in a Web 2.0 world and code's security is the developer's responsibility.
Tags: Security applications/tools, Security implementation/standards, Security Management
