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  • Search Engine Plants Trees

    As the focus on search increases, more and more engines are popping up with new technology, focus on specialised niches and as with MagicTaxi.com, to hitch a ride on concern for environment.

  • PS3 Grid Computing Catching On

    Following the overwhelming success of the Folding@home project, Sony’s Playstation 3’s distributed computing power is now being employed in biomedical research.

  • Report Shows Support for XP Still Strong

    According to a new report from the analysts at Forrester Research, Windows Vista adoption is being hamstrung, not by the rising popularity of Red Hat or Novell, but rather by Microsoft’s own six year-old Windows XP.

  • Cisco Extends Stock Buyback

    In a move that indicates it believes its stock is undervalued, Cisco has announced that it is extending its stock buyback plan by US$10 billion.

  • Alfresco Announces Facebook / ECM Integration

    Facebook is about to become a whole lot more to enterprises than merely a drain on staff productivity, as the open-source content management firm Alfresco has announced a new Facebook application that it claims enables enterprises to use t...

  • Accidental Data Leakage Still a Concern

    According to new survey from security specialist Sophos, 70 percent of businesses are concerned about data leakage vi email, and with 50 percent of employees admitting to sending email to the wrong person this concern is certainly not misplaced.