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"The pragmatist knows that doubt is an art which has to be acquired with difficulty."
-- Charles Sanders Peirce
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TODAY'S TOP STORY
Server Den: Inside HP's Converged Infrastructure
Gary Thome, chief architect of HP's Infrastructure Software and Blades group, talks power and cooling like you've never heard it before. Plus, why he thinks Hewlett-Packard's data-center play tops Cisco.
RELATED INSIGHTS
• HP And Microsoft To Compete Against Oracle/Sun
• HP, Microsoft In $250 Million Cloud Computing Pact
• Is HP's Mark Hurd Worth $30 Million?
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Oracle Announces Sun Java Roadmap
The database giant's executive VP, Thomas Kurian, details how Oracle plans to integrate Sun's software into its product lines.
Amazon To Raise E-Book Prices
After initially balking at Macmillan's demands, Amazon has agreed to charge up to $14.99 for the publisher's bestsellers.
Chinese Spies Targeting U.K., MI5 Warns
A leaked report tells of gifts with malware and blackmail traps targeting U.K. enterprises.
Obama Budgets $78 Million For Health IT
The president wants to increase funding for the national health IT czar to get doctors and hospitals using e-heath records meaningfully.
Senators Vow To Save Moon Shots
Key lawmakers say the President's intention to kill new NASA lunar missions and outsource space flights jeopardizes progress and safety.
Health Net Sued Over Data Breach
The insurance company is accused of failing to protect medical records, Social Security numbers, and bank account information of 446,000 customers.
Global CIO: CIOs Bet Big On Data Center Strategies
Cloud sounds good, but it's still often a brick-and-mortar decision.
Mobile Phone Shipments Gain In 4Q
The revenue boost from the late 2009 turnaround in handset sales may be threatened by cutthroat competition and lower prices in 2010.
Google Chrome Gains Hurt Internet Explorer, Firefox
An ongoing ad campaign and Internet Explorer's woes have turned Google Chrome into a contender.
ANALYTIC REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS
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Google's China Affair
From the moment Google revealed the targeted attacks out of China on it and 20 other companies, fingers have been pointed and verbal volleys lobbed. While there's no evidence that the Chinese government was behind these attacks, they're nonetheless a contentious political issue. Our coverage takes a look at both the technical and political ramifications.
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FEATURED BLOG
Oracle's Ellison: We'll Grab Share By Going Direct
Posted By Bob Evans
Promising to improve installation and support for Oracle-Sun products at Sun's 4,000 top customers, Oracle's Larry Ellison said the new company must "do a better job" of "working with those customers to make sure they get [Sun technology] installed successfully and running successfully." He didn't say so explicitly, but Ellison's implied message to Sun resellers and integrators: better give HP a call.
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Zune Phone Rumors Need To Die
Posted by Eric Zeman
Windows Mobile rumors are kicking up into high gear with the approach of Mobile World Congress. Buzz suggests that Microsoft will unveil Windows Mobile 7 at the show. Today, reports of the fabled "Zune Phone" making an appearance also reached fever pitch. Here's why it's not gonna happen.
Verizon Mashes Up Mapping And Social Networking
Posted By Eric Zeman
What happens when you take Facebook and combine it with a location-aware mapping service? VZ Navigator 5.0 is born, naturally. The newest version of this mapping service from Verizon Wireless adds some social networking pizzazz for the over-sharer in you.
Apple Isn't Only Vendor With New Tablet
Posted By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee
While the world awaited Apple's debut of iPad last week, another tablet vendor--that especially focuses on healthcare-- was busy behind the scenes readying its own new product announcement.
Oracle-Sun High-Performance Computing: Still Committed?
Posted By Bob Evans
"Unfortunately for high-performance computing lovers everywhere, there was nary a mention of HPC in Oracle's merger party on Wednesday," says HPCwire. "And while nothing was explicitly said to indicate Sun's HPC customers would be ditched, Oracle's focus right now is obviously on business computing, not scientific computing." What's the future for HPC at Oracle/Sun?
Vendor Webcast: Mass Notifications Systems: Uses and Considerations
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