April 2007 News
Saturday April 28, 2007

• Experts Share Basic Ways To Reduce Power Consumption In Data Centers

• These Servers Are Really Cool

• Don’t Panic, but the Grid’s Going Down

• What’s a Green Data Center?

• Wells Fargo Taps Web 2.0

• I Want a Say, or Maybe Not

• The Average Tech Manager Makes $105,000, Our Salary Survey Finds. Have Tech Jobs Bounced Back?

• Down To Business: Show Some Courage

• How-To IT Career Guide: 7 Critical Strategies, From Getting Started To Semiretiring

• Credit Suisse Disruptive Technology Portfolio: RightNow Lowers Cash Flow Forecast And Loses Top Sales Exec

Friday April 27, 2007

• Dimensional Relational vs. OLAP: The Final Deployment Conundrum

• HP Offers Pre-Configured Server Cluster System

• The Cost Of User-Generated Content

• Americans Spend $1,200 A Year On Tech Gadgets

• Competition Between Fast And Autonomy Intensifies In Government Search Sector

• NIST Issues Security Recommendations For RFID

• ACS Acquires Welfare Enrollment Software

• Intel, AMD Accuse Each Other Of Media Manipulation

• Laptop Recovers Lost Data In 60 Seconds

• N.Y. AG Gets First Settlement Under Security Breach Notification Law

Thursday April 26, 2007

• CyberNET VP Gets 5 Years In Prison For $100 Million Fraud Case

• Today’s Money Managers Are Leveraging Funds Into Alternative Investment Products

• BLOCKalert Hires Christine Sandler To Head Up Sales for Block Crossing Service

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• Instinet Names Christopher Rogers CTO, Appoints Michael Bundy CTO if Instinet Chi-X

• Superderivatives Launches SD-Funds, an Online Multi-Asset Derivatives Platform

• Lindedata Services Unveils Version 6.6 of LongView Trading and Linedata Compliance

• Advent Releases Advent Revenue Center, a Billing and Revenue Management Tool

• From Financial Services CISO to Chief Information Management Office: Tackling 360 Degrees of Enterprise Protection

• Ameet Patel, Partner and CTO at Acartha Group, Shares Insights

Wednesday April 25, 2007

• Apple Profits Soar On Mac, iPod Sales

• IBM, Intel, And Microsoft Tout Technology Future

• In Lompoc, The Network Works But Users Are Scarce

• Tech-Boosting Bills Pass House

• Put 2008 Presidential Debates On YouTube, Group Appeals

• Vo-Fi Vendor Vocera Scores Motorola Money

• HP Looks To Neoview For Gains In Data Warehousing

• Hitachi Offering One-Terabyte Hard Drive

• Gartner Forecasts Big Growth for SOA

• SolarWinds Snaps Up Network Monitoring Vendor

Tuesday April 24, 2007

• Intel Claims No Important Evidence Lost In AMD Antitrust Case

• At NASA, Windows Vista Isn't Ready For Launch

• Google Releases Improved MySQL Code

• SAP Is Investigating Oracle's Charges Of Theft, CEO Kagermann Says

• Aruba Sets Its Sights on the Industrial Park

• 'Kryptonite' Discovered In Serbia

• SAP, Cisco Get Deeper in Bed

• SEC Charges Two Apple Execs With Improper Handling Of Stock Options

• Microsoft To Vista Beta Users: Upgrade Soon Or Lose Data

• Vonage Wins Stay, Can Continue New Business

Monday April 23, 2007

• Business Objects-Cartesis Deal Advances BI-Performance Management Union

• LANDesk's Different Tack on NAC

• Intel Abandons 3G for WiMax

• SAP Readies Software-As-A-Service Offering In 2008

• RIM Expands Its Horizons With 'Virtual' BlackBerry

• Gartner Calls On IT Heroes

• Put to the Test: Oracle Data Integrator

• NEC Claims To Solve Thin-Client Problems

• Microsoft Seeks More Talks With EU To Settle Licensing Dispute

• Coca-Cola Launches Ambitious Technology Project With Bottlers

Saturday April 21, 2007

• Top 5 Windows Vista Tips To Personalize Your PC

• Education Department Shuts Access To Student Loan Database

• Microsoft Wants To Double The Number Of PCs In The World By 2015

• With Disparate Applications Galore, Oracle Touts Integration

• Tata And Infosys Set The Bar: 15% Raises This Year In India

• The Good Hands People Want Better Hands

• Barclays Bank Fights Back Against Phishing Scams

• Restore Backbone To 'Brittle' Sites

• Italian Province Ready To Partner On Wi-Fi Mesh Network

• Internet Plays Major Role In Virginia Tech Shooting Aftermath

Friday April 20, 2007

• Apple's Got The iPhone Buzz

• Stat Fight Erupts Between Online Ad Groups

• USDA Admits Exposing 26 Years Of Social Security Numbers

• Intel Recouped Market Share From AMD In Q1

• IBM Recycled More Than 100 Million Pounds Of Computer Equipment Last Year

• Outsourcer Wipro Posts Double-Digit Quarterly Gains

• Korean TriGem Wins Intel PC Design Competition

• Avaya Launches In-Building Mobile Devices

• Dell Offers Next-Gen Tape-Based Storage

• Study: VoIP on the Rise--But TDM Still Rules

Thursday April 19, 2007

• HP, Sun, Accenture Accused Of Offering Kickbacks In Government Contracts