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Dell’s revenues fell 4 percent and its profits 33 percent as the company continues to move away from its PC and server roots to become an enterprise solutions provider.
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NetAuthority is a startup company that has just emerged from stealth mode with beta product that authenticates users and their registered devices seeking to log into Websites, corporate Web services or software as a service applications.
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Small-business owners have faith in their local economies and are optimistic about growth, but still really stressed out, a Bank of America survey indicates.
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Venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers announced the launch of a new $525 million fund, known as the KPCB 15.
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Researchers at Trusteer uncovered a version of the notorious Zeus Trojan being used to steal financial data in a series of scams targeting Facebook, Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo.
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The money comes as Calxeda continues work with HP on developing low-power servers and demonstrates a system running on its ARM-based EnergyCore chips.
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The first of the Integration Packs for syncing data across cloud applications is aimed at QuickBooks and Microsoft Dynamics GP with Salesforce CRM.
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Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook officially debuted May 15, perhaps indicating that—despite jokes to the press about being the world's second-largest PC maker but having little brand-name recognition in the United States—it's ready for some attention. The carbon fiber–crafted X1 Carbon, at 3 pounds, is the industry's lightest 14-inch Ultrabook, according to Lenovo. It's also beauty, brains and a bit of brawn: There are third-generation Intel Core processors, Intel vPro technology for better enterprise security and management, a RapidCharge option that gets the battery to 80 percent in 30 minutes, user-friendly perks like Dolby Home Theater v4 audio, and a roll cage that helps the travel-ready notebook to exceed some military specifications. From a conference in Las Vegas, Lenovo also showed off updates to its T, X, L and W Series ThinkPad laptops—models that vary from emphasizing portability to workstation intensity. The new ThinkPads follow Lenovo's May 8 introduction of still more PCs—ThinkCentres and Edge Series machines—likewise running Intel's Ivy Bridge Processors. The new ThinkPads will arrive in early June, minus the X1 Carbon, which is slated, more vaguely, for sometime this summer.
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A woman arrested by federal investigators in a takedown of a phishing scheme has been sentenced to five years in federal prison. The conviction stemmed from Operation Phish Phry, a massive operation that has led to nearly 50 convictions in Los Angeles.
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At its Sapphire conference, SAP unveiled an accelerated cloud strategy for four business categories based in part on its acquisition of SuccessFactors in February.
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Hewlett-Packard, which is still ranked as the global leader in PC shipments, introduced a truly overwhelming number of devices May 9, from a Shanghai event coinciding with the CTIA Wireless event in New Orleans. Showing off something between might, muscle and indecisiveness, it's tough to think of a niche that HP didn't address, introducing hardcore business notebooks running the latest Intel processors, colorful notebooks with tactile finishes for consumers, workstations in various form factors for aggressive jobs like manipulating engineering files, consumer-facing monitors for deployments such as in shopping malls, single- and double-display solutions for retail and hospitality environments, monitors for offices, and displays for the home or home office. Perhaps most notably, HP also introduced new Ultrabooks, as well as "Sleekbooks"—a marketing term for notebooks that basically look like Ultrabooks and share their 19.8mm-thin chassis, but don't meet Intel's reference design criteria for the Ultrabook term. What all these machines have in common, says HP, is an emphasis on smart design and keeping footprints and prices to a minimum. Here, eWEEK offers a sampling of what HP will begin shipping in June and into the fall.
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A limited-edition Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone, with Visa's NFC-based payWave mobile app, may be just the push the mobile payment market needs.
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Alongside new Ultrabooks and "Sleekbooks" for consumers, HP has introduced a range of business solutions, including a new Smart Zero Client, retail units and EliteBooks for high-performance needs.
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LivingSocial and Chase want to give up to $3 million in grants to stimulate and grow American small businesses.
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Hackers compromised the company's systems and demanded nearly $200,000 not to publish information. The deadline to meet their demand is today.
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