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AOL, Yahoo Put Faith in Ad Networks as “Senior” Portals Seek New Life

By Saroj Kar Nov 2, 2011

AOL’s latest ad network strategy just may be paying off, though the company is seeing losses in other areas. In the first nine months of this year the Internet portal reported a loss of…

Groupon Sets the Date for an IPO on Friday

By Saroj Kar Nov 2, 2011

Daily deal site Groupon will reportedly price its IPO on Thursday, and begin NASDAQ trading as soon as this Friday. According to All Things Digital, although the financial market is still not stable, the…

Nokia Gets New Chipset Supplier, Faces Union Strike

By Isha Suri Nov 2, 2011

Looks like ST-Ericsson will be supplying its technology in the form of chipsets to Nokia, which will enable the cellphone vendor to offer cheaper Windows mobiles. As soon as the news came out, shares of…

Investigative Analytics: Cloudera Founder Launches New Startup Backed by Eric Schmidt

By Klint Finley Nov 2, 2011

Cloudera founder Christophe Bisciglia unveiled his new startup Odiago this morning, giving to the business side scoop to TechCrunch and the technical details to Curt Monash. The company is launching a product called Wibidata…

Bill Gates and Steve Jobs: They We’re Friends But…

By Cherr Aira Nov 2, 2011

If there are two people in the world that need no introduction, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs top my list. Their strong brands can already tell a million things: for Gates it is Microsoft…

“Scream” for Security with Norton Mobile Update

By Kristina Farrah Nov 2, 2011

The mobile industry is not merely surviving, its’ thriving. Mobile devices have become an integral part of our personal and professional lives that we become dysfunctional without it. Given the interest that these gizmos…

A New Way To Measure Your Costs in the Cloud

By Alex Williams Nov 2, 2011

Here’s how the IT bypass works. Someone in the developer group needs a cluster of servers to do some testing. IT says it will be months before the request can even be considered. The…

HP’s Dwight Barron Discusses Moonshot Efficiency at theCube

By Maria Deutscher Nov 2, 2011

Dwight Barron, the Chief Technologist of HP’s Hyperscale unit talked Project Moonshot during an interview at theCube with John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Moonshot is a new power-efficient breed of mini servers that accommodate hundreds…

DevilRobber Virus Usurps Mac Processing Power to Mine Bitcoins

By Kyt Dotson Nov 2, 2011

A new Mac OS Trojan has been caught in the wild and this time, instead of just stealing sensitive information from infected computers, it also surreptitiously steals processing power from the computer in order…

Duqu Exploits Microsoft Word, Security Community Responds

By John Casaretto Nov 2, 2011

Microsoft is rushing towards a security update release after it was disclosed that the Duqu infection exploits a previously unknown vulnerability in its Microsoft Word office application. Security experts have been hailing Duqu as…

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AOL, Yahoo Put Faith in Ad Networks as “Senior” Portals Seek New Life

Nokia Gets New Chipset Supplier, Faces Union Strike

Investigative Analytics: Cloudera Founder Launches New Startup Backed by Eric Schmidt

Bill Gates and Steve Jobs: They We’re Friends But…

“Scream” for Security with Norton Mobile Update

HP’s Dwight Barron Discusses Moonshot Efficiency at theCube

DevilRobber Virus Usurps Mac Processing Power to Mine Bitcoins

Duqu Exploits Microsoft Word, Security Community Responds

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