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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
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North Korea makes cellphone usage a 'war crime' under 100 days of mourning
During the 100 day mourning period for Kim Jong-Il, citizens in North Korea are banned from using mobile phones, and those caught will be treated as 'war criminals'.
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North Korean upheaval hits Asian tech markets
Samsung and LG, two of the biggest South Korean technology companies, have seen drops in shares following the announcement of Kim Jong-il's death.
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North Korea hacks South Korea's computers as nutty PR stunt
North Korea is doing the international politics equivalent of claiming their baseball did not break Old Mr. Johnson's window.
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Botnet awakes in further South Korean attack
South Korea is increasingly looking like a nationwide botnet, as MyDoom malware implanted on thousands of PCs woke up, initiating a third wave of DOS cyberattacks on the country's government,...
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US, S. Korean websites under attack; N. Korea blamed
So it's cyberwar. In a July 4 attack that is believed to come from North Korea or its sympathizers, the websites of a number of U.S. and South Korean government agencies were knocked out and...
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US government sanctions hit Windows Live Messenger in embargoed countries
The news broke the other day of Microsoft disabling their instant messaging network, Windows Live Messenger, to a number of countries including Sudan, Syria, North Korea, Cuba and Iran, due to a...
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North Korea's leader is an "Internet expert"
North Korea's leader. Kim Jong Il, has proclaimed himself an "Internet expert," according to the Associated Press. North Korea is essentially disconnected from the public Internet, bringing the...
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Image: North Korea's permanent blackout
Unlike its broadband-crazy southern neighbor, North Korea is, in one critic's words, "by far the worst Internet black hole."
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Middle East, North Africa telecoms 'underinvesting' in IT: study
Telecom operators in the Middle East and North Africa trail their European counterparts when it comes to IT investments, according to a new report.
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Connecting a continent in the 19th century (photos)
We mark the storied anniversary of the day the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads made transcontinental travel possible for the first time in North America.
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Q&A of the week: 'The current state of the cyber warfare threat' featuring Jeffrey Carr
In this week's Q&A, I chat with Jeffrey Carr, the founder and CEO of Taia Global, and the author of 'Inside Cyber Warfare: Mapping the Cyber Underworld', on the current state of the...
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Sharp expands LED lighting portfolio in North America
Sharp's new downlights, track lights and recessed troffers will be focused on applications in retail and hospitality settings.
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SAP sees Q1 stumble on North America execution issues
SAP indicated that its sales problems in North America "have been resolved" and reiterated its outlook for the year.
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In the Great White North, an on-premise private cloud
Canada finally gets CSC's BizCloud on-premise private cloud offering, joining the U.S., Europe, Australia and Asia.
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Polycom issues Q1 warning as North America revenue weakens
Polycom CEO Andrew Miller said all regions showed revenue gains compared to a year ago, but the company was expecting higher revenue growth.
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Samsung, LG, and carriers fined for price fixing by Korean FTC
The $40.2 million fine was divided among Samsung, LG and Pantech, as well as Korean carriers SK Telecom, KT Corp and LG Uplus.
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Samsung files new lawsuit against Apple in Korea
Samsung has filed a new patent infringement lawsuit against Apple, despite previously saying they wouldn't take legal action against them in Korea.
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Ford is 'open to the idea' of a North American Fiesta ST (photos)
With the debut of the production-ready European Ford Fiesta ST, we have to wonder how long before we get to enjoy this mighty mite in the US.
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North America's greenest hotel? It could be the Hotel de Glace, Quebec
Constructed of snow and ice, the hotel is open just three months every winter season -- although it takes up to three months to melt when spring arrives. (All photos by ZDNet contributing editor...
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North Korea makes cellphone usage a 'war crime' under 100 days of mourning
During the 100 day mourning period for Kim Jong-Il, citizens in North Korea are banned from using mobile phones, and those caught will be treated as 'war criminals'.
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