Monthly Archives: April 2008

Oracle Issues 41 Security Fixes in Latest CPU

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Oracle released fixes for a total of 41 bugs in its April Critical Patch Update, including a serious vulnerability affecting Oracle Application Server.The CPU,...

Intel Posts In-Line Results, Stock Climbs

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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters)-Intel Corp on Tuesday posted a lower quarterly net profit and reported revenue that was slightly ahead of expectations in the face...

Will Salesforce Deal Jump-Start Google Apps Adoption?

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The announcement of Salesforce for Google Apps has again raised questions about why Google hasn't been successful in getting major corporations to widely deploy...

STEC Rebuffs Seagate Patent Lawsuit

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Solid-state drive maker STEC said April 15 it will vigorously fight a four-count patent-infringement lawsuit brought by Seagate Technology the previous day.The SSD manufacturer,...

OpenDNS Takes Aim at DNS Rebinding Attacks

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OpenDNS has added a new filtering option to its free DNS service to help protect against poisonous DNS rebinding attacks.The new feature, which is...

CEO Calls MySQL the Ferrari of Databases

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SANTA CLARA, Calif.-Open-source database maker MySQL opened its sixth user conference April 15 under a new owner, Sun Microsystems, and promptly released to general...

SQL Chip Gives MySQL Data Warehouse Boost

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A SQL chip for every MySQL database server-that's the vision of Kickfire, a startup with its eyes on the data warehousing market.The company contends...

Midmarket CIOs Face Big Jobs

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Just because a CIO works at a midmarket company doesn't mean he or she is less qualified or experienced than a CIO at a...

Tight Budgets Won’t Slow State CIOs or Government IT

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In this time of economic uncertainty and tight budgets, governors nationwide aren't trimming IT budgets; they're spending as usual in the hope that IT...

R U Blocking Txt Msgs?

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Public advocacy groups renewed their call April 14 for Federal Communications Commission action to prohibit wireless carriers from exerting undue influence on the provisioning...