U.S. Defense Dept. Aiming for E-Mail Lockdown

As high-profile security breaches mount, the DoD is looking for vendors to help secure one of its key networks.

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Did Intel Get a Fair Hearing?

The European Union’s Commission on Competition doesn’t have to play by the rules of a court.

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Servers Get EPA's Energy Star Ratings

While the Energy Star program has included PCs and monitors for years, EPA now catches up with the tech sector’s efforts to produce greener servers.

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Consumer Electronics Exec Blasts Bailouts

The CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, Gary Shapiro, says it’s not the government’s job to say ‘You win. You lose.’

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Obama's Cybersecurity Mandate a Bold First Step

Analysis: Obama’s long-awaited cybersecurity announcement raises the profile of the issue, but oh so many challenges remain.

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Questions for Obama's CTO Appointment

As Aneesh Chopra heads for his confirmation hearing next week, his newly created role is a definition in progress.

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Microsoft, Linux Foundation: Opposites Attract

Microsoft joins with the Linux Foundation to ask the American Law Institute to hold off on publishing software contracts “Principles.”

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EU Fine for Intel Could Rebound in U.S.

First Asia, now Europe is set to declare Intel behaved badly. It will make AMD’s case in U.S. whole lot easier.

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EC Brass to Skip Microsoft's Antitrust Hearing

Beleaguered software maker canceled hearing when EC officials said they were too busy to attend.

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Report: U.S. Continues to Lag in Broadband

A variety of factors have hindered broadband adoption in the U.S., but
Verizon can be proud of its fiber deployment.

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