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Silver Peak's Advantages in a Disaster Recovery Environment
Check out this white paper to learn how products from Silver Peak can help with your wide area network optimization. Keep reading to discover the Silver Peak difference.
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Intuit well along on transition to cloud, on demand software
Intuit gets 60 percent of its revenue from "connected services"---cloud computing extensions to its core products---and plans on hitting the 75 percent market in 2015.
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Why we still hate Microsoft
Where you stand, as always, depends on where you sit. From where I sit, Brad Smith had best watch his back if Hillary loses. She'd make a great Microsoft general counsel.
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Microsoft's Chief Counsel Brad Smith urges open source rivals to compromise on IP issues, co-exist peacefully
Microsoft General Counsel and IP chief Brad Smith got a round of applause at the Open Source Business Conference Monday for showing respect to the open source community -- but he faced some tough...
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Can the Microsoft cathedral really do business with the open-source bazaar?
It sounds like the "show-down" between Senior Vice President and General Counsel Brad Smith and a panel of open-source backers at the Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) on March 25 didn't plow...
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On Capitol Hill, Google and Microsoft spar over DoubleClick
Senators say both sides made good arguments but don't say whether the proposed $3.1 billion deal should be blocked.
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EU ruling deals setback to Microsoft
In upholding Europe's landmark antitrust decision, a high-level court foresees a "significant drop" in market share. But what of Vista?
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EU emboldened; Who's next on the hit list?
Now that European regulators got their big victory over Microsoft attention should turn to who's next on their hit list. The EU case against Microsoft market position and anticompetitive behavior...
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Two cheers for intellectual-property law
Microsoft General Counsel Brad Smith says policymakers and the public risk drawing the wrong lessons from recent patent controversies.
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Microsoft to regulators: 'OK, we'll let competitors see some Windows code. So chill!'
Microsoft will disclose some of the inner workings of Windows to competitors, in a bid to satisfy regulators both in the US and Europe. While the move may be a "bold stroke," as MS chief lawyer...
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The biggest spam challenge: defining it
Charlie Rose, during a recent taping of his TV show, asked me and three other guests for our definitions of spam. The other responses ranged from “unsolicited commercial e-mail" to "an unwanted...
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Jury clears Google of infringing on Oracle patents
A jury has found that Google did not infringe upon Oracle's patents.
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Developer: iOS 5.1.1 already installed on 10 percent of iOS devices
In a matter of a few hours, iOS 5.1.1 already has more than double the market share of Android 4.0.3 and 4.0.4.
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10 million face 'Pirate Bay' block after UK court rules
A court in the UK has issued a ruling that the file-sharing site, Pirate Bay, is illegal and must be blocked by UK broadband providers.
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China's Internet crackdown: Anonymous, political intrigue and blackouts
Chinese authorities continue their crackdown of online 'rumors'. Is now the right time to launch an attack on the Great Firewall?
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China's mysterious Internet outage; speculation over a 'kill switch'
Temporary blackouts leave China's Internet users unable to access many Chinese Web sites as well as other unblocked foreign sites. Chinese Telecoms deny any network issues.
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China's Internet firms urged to prevent the spread of online rumors
A paper released by the 'Internet Society of China' is calling for Internet firms to prevent the spread of online rumors, as Chinese authorities continue their web crackdown.
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Japan's infidelities: Cheaters traced through electronic travel cards
Japanese travel cards like Pasmo are being used by investigators to track unfaithful partners. As a result, the company has shut down its travel history services.
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Is any gadget worth a kidney? Five arrested in China over illegal organ transplant
Five people have been charged in China over an incident in 2011, where a seventeen-year-old boy sold his kidney to afford new Apple products. Now his health is failing.
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Square Enix teams with Prada for Final Fantasy fashions
To celebrate Final Fantasy's 25th anniversary, Square Enix has teamed up with Prada to produce a series of special images, using characters from the game to model menswear.
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China's state-run People's Daily launches $83.6 million IPO
People's Daily, a Chinese news source and government mouthpiece, has launched a $83.6 million IPO in Shanghai in an attempt to keep up with competitors.
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