Monthly Archives: May 2006
Climbing the IT Ladder: Career Advice from Experts
Do you have what it takes to move upward in your IT career? Or enough juice in the skills department to weather an outbreak...
Storage Digest: Center Investigates Rising Data Center Costs; New Intelligent Grid Storage System
Researchers Investigate Rising Costs of Data Center OperationsCarnegie Mellon University researchers on May 24 announced the creation in Pittsburgh of the Data Center Observatory,...
Pragmatech Tool Eases Information Search
Pragmatechs recently introduced Info Express is a search tool that will help sales staff find content either in Pragmatechs own database or in EMC...
ID Management Challenges Persist
BOSTON—IT executives concede that efforts to improve electronic identity management are still in their nascent stages.
While many businesses have begun reinvesting in their authentication...
HP Readies Unix Push
The numbers in the Unix market may be flat, but Hewlett-Packard sees a bright future for its HP-UX operating system.
The Palo Alto, Calif., company...
Symantec AntiVirus Worm Hole Puts Millions at Risk
A gaping security flaw in the latest versions of Symantecs anti-virus software suite could put millions of users at risk of a debilitating worm...
Dell and Google Team Up
Dell and Google have struck a deal, Googles CEO confirmed on May 25.
Speaking at an investor conference in Las Vegas, Google CEO Eric Schmidt...
Motion Picture Association Accused of Hacking
Valence Media, which operates the file-sharing portal site TorrentSpy, has accused the Motion Picture Association of America of hiring a computer hacker to help...
Microsoft Pushes Its Own Alternative to JPEG
SEATTLE—Not content to take on PDF and PostScript with Windows, Microsoft now also is setting its sights on going head-to-head with the JPEG imaging...
Apple Fixes Xcode WebObjects Plug-in Flaw
Apple Computer has shipped an update to its WebObjects Xcode plug-in to correct a flaw that could allow remote attackers to bypass certain security...