Federal agencies handed out information technology contracts worth $123 bln in 2005, 20% less than in 2004, according to Input.
Federal agencies handed out information technology contracts worth $123 bln in 2005, 20% less than in 2004, according to Input.
Money laundering: This startup thinks its tech can prevent another banking scandal
An Estonian startup says it can stop a repeat of the multi-billion Scandinavian bank money-laundering scandal.
Samsung retains CEOs in annual reshuffle
The annual changes were finally revealed after being pushed back because of the criminal trials faced by its de facto leader.
Why this city wants tech startups and developer jobs to heal its civil war wounds
Vukovar, a small city between Croatia and Serbia, is being transformed by the growth of the Balkan IT industry.
Microsoft's ambitious plan to remove its entire carbon footprint
Microsoft agrees with climate experts, that the world must take urgent action to bring down emissions.
Cybersecurity firm McAfee names new CEO
Chris Young is stepping down as CEO of the cybersecurity company.
YouTube tackles trolls with Profile cards, comment history records
The testing period is over and Android users will soon be able to check commenter logs.
Over 80% of tech leaders predict downturn. The good news?
According to a new report, there may be a silver lining to a looming slowdown.
Bose to shutter 119 stores across Australia, North America, Europe, and Japan
The headphone maker says most of its sales come via online, anyway.
Microsoft and IBM: Here's why we back Google in Oracle Java API copyright case
Microsoft highlights historical tech innovations, including the Windows Subsystem for Linux, that were enabled in the same way Google used Java APIs.
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