MUST READ Intel Ivy Bridge: What Enterprise IT Gains By Art Wittmann ARM will own the smartphone market, Intel will own the desktop and high-end laptop market, and the space in between the two will likely become more confused.
RELATED • Intel Ships 13 Ivy Bridge Processors • Intel Makes 3-D Transistors Reality
Windows 8 Release Preview Set For June Microsoft announcement sparks speculation that final version of Windows 8 may ship as early as October.
Google Challenges Oracle Copyright Claim Judge will decide the issue of API copyrights, a turn of events that improves Google's position. But not everything went Google's way on Monday.
Oracle Overhauls JD Edwards ERP Applications Oracle adds productivity, reporting, and compliance updates to a portfolio that has already seen sweeping changes during the past year.
Microsoft System Center 2012 Focuses On Private Cloud Microsoft expands its role in the data center with private cloud management tools, new cross-hypervisor management capabilities.
iPhone Sales Crush The Competition At AT&T Apple's iPhone outsold other smartphones nearly 4-to-1 during AT&T's first quarter. The company activated a total of 5.5 million smartphones, boosting smartphone subscribership to nearly 60%.
U.S. Suspends Controversial Outsourcing Training Program Funding stopped for USAID program that trained students in the Philippines to work in offshore, English language call centers serving U.S. companies.
How The Enterprise 2.0 Managerial Model Was Born In this first of a three-part series, we explore the evolution of Management For Opportunity. How did "manager" become a dirty word?
Hitachi Launches Mid-Range Unified Storage Systems Hitachi Unified System handles files, block- and object-based storage, can scale up to 3 PB, and uses a single namespace to simplify management and provide quick provisioning for virtual machines.
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Oracle Vs. Google: Tour The Evidence Oracle and Google continue to fight a nasty courtroom battle over patent and copyright claims involving Java and mobile phones. Consider some of the crucial evidence introduced so far.
Google Continues Product Purge Google shutters Patent Search, Flu Vaccine Finder, and Google Related in ongoing trimming of services.
Big Data Talent War: 10 Analytics Job Trends A gap is emerging among data-savvy professionals, with big-data-analysis and predictive skills trumping routine business-intelligence and information-management talents.
Does America's Next "Road to Prosperity" lie in Rural Sourcing? The global economy has driven business out of America. In small towns, this tends to be a matter of life or death for their internal economy. At the same time, companies are finding that the quality of outsourcing their IT and development to other countries is lacking. A solution has emerged that solves both issues, rural sourcing. We discuss this trend and how it benefits the individual, America and businesses. It happens Tuesday, May 22, 2012. More Information & Registration
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