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Product Group ReOrg At AOL: The MemoOpen in New Window
Following the departure of Kevin Conroy from AOL, the product group is being reorganized. Ted Cahall is being named the new president of the product group. Below is the memo from AOL CEO Randy Falco read more »
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IT group: stimulus money needed for broadband, smart gridOpen in New Window
As decisions are being made in Washington regarding how precisely to shape the multi-billion dollar stimulus package, a variety of industries are doing their best to make sure they get a piece of the read more »
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AMD and OTOY Working Together on “Fastest Supercomputer Ever”Open in New Window
Today during an Industry Insider Series keynote at CES in Las Vegas, AMD CEO Dirk Meyer and OTOY CEO Jules Urbach announced that AMD has been working on what it's calling the world's "fastest superco read more »
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Payoffs, Tradeoffs In Verizon, Microsoft Search DealOpen in New Window
A breakdown in negotiations with Google may have cemented the Windows Live pact, but the wireless carrier is getting a search engine that has been steadily dropping in consumer usage. read more »
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Verizon service steps up analysis of security risksOpen in New Window
Managed security services from Verizon Business get stronger risk-correlation capabilities read more »
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Microsoft Releases Tag, Its Second iPhone ApplicationOpen in New Window
At CES, Microsoft has introduced its second iPhone app after dipping its toe with the release of Seadragon Mobile last month. The name of the application is Microsoft Tag, and it enables users to ins read more »
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CES 2009: Highlights from the Microsoft keynoteOpen in New Window
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer kicked off CES with a bling-heavy keynote that focused on the past, present, and future of Windows. And also, it was about screens.Read More... read more »
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Will Microsoft Corner the Desktop Security Market?Open in New Window
Microsoft plans to offer a free antivirus product, code-named "Morro," in the second half of this year, when the company removes Windows Live OneCare from the retail market. But cautious consumers ma read more »
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