Xinhua News Agency
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Report: Conficker in attack mode
News Security expert says the worm now installs Waledac on machines, sending out e-mail spam without the computer owner's knowledge, news agency reports.
Tags: Network security, PC security, Data security, Malware, Xinhua News Agency, Antivirus Software, Worm, Trend Micro Inc., Waledac, computer
Beijing marks 100-day countdown to Olympics
News International Olympic Committee officials voice confidence in the organization of this year's Games, as China continues to gear up for the global sporting event.
Tags: Green IT, Business applications, Software engineering/development, Atos, Xinhua News Agency, International Olympic Committee, China, Beijing, information technology, Olympic Games
Oracle accelerates investments in China
News In the hope of wooing application developers in China, Oracle has unveiled a Chinese version of its popular online resource center.
Chinese govt in further Green Dam concessions
News PC makers will no longer have to pre-install Green Dam censorware on PCs in China, the government has announced.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Xinhua News Agency, PC Company, European Union, Government, spyware, Internet Cafe, China, Internet
US-China undersea cable partially fixed
News A broken trans-Pacific cable, severed Friday night for the second time in one month, has been partially repaired.
US-China undersea cable partially fixed
News A broken trans-Pacific cable, severed Friday night for the second time in one month, has been partially repaired.
Ericsson boosts China investment to US$5b by 2006
News Ericsson AB, the world's third-largest mobile phone maker, plans to more than double its investment in China to US$5.1 billion in five years, the official Xinhua news agency said, citing Li Xiangping, vice president of Ericsson (China) Co.
Over 3,300 cybercafes closed in China
News A deadly fire in a Beijing Internet cafe in June sparked a round of closures throughout the country, bringing the total number of such joints shuttered to 3,300.
AOL to launch Hong Kong service
News America Online said its chairman, Steve Case, will join China.com chief executive Peter Yip and China Internet to launch the new AOL Hong Kong service next week.
Chinadotcom delays results, no target set for announcement
News Chinadotcom, a Chinese Web site operator that raised US$500 million on the Nasdaq Stock Market, said it delayed the announcement of last year's earnings originally set for mid-February pending an audit.
Premier Zhu Rongji advocates technology for China
News Premier Zhu Rongji said China should develop its high-technology sector to help spur the economy, official media said today.
World's largest Chinese digital library opens
News China opened the world's largest Chinese digital library, a database of over 12 million documents or 25 per cent of China's public information resources, on Saturday.
Google dominates in machine translation tests
News The search giant beats out IBM and academia in tests translating articles written in Arabic and Chinese to English.
Tags: Web sites, Web browsers, Search, Web services
China.com declines specific comment on Wu remarks
News China.com has declined specific comment on the remarks of China's Minister of Information Industry that overseas companies are unwelcome in the Internet content market in the country.
China's tech brain drain slowing?
News With China's high-tech economy taking off and the U.S. economy still in the doldrums, overseas Chinese students seem to be returning in greater numbers.
