Technology Industry

Zotob writer, now caught, was paid to create worm

Symantec, CipherTrust load up security appliances

New incarnations of integrated boxes help make security more strategic

Nokia opens 3G R&D center in China’s southwest

Nokia's sixth Chinese center will development 3G mobile apps, services 

Encryption products aim to protect data from prying eyes

Three products enjoy varied levels of success in securing data

You can’t kill TCO

There may be no such thing as an unbiased estimate, but total cost of ownership is here to stay

Dell reworks the autoloader

Rack-mountable PowerVault 124T is easier to load, easier to manage, and still easy on the budget

Stop spam at the source

Putting the kibosh on spam before it scurries into the corporate network

Intel seeks a more efficient chip

New chips Merom, Conroe, and Woodcrest are designed to do more work per clock cycle

The value of a pat on the back

Every so often, I get a letter that's worth printing as-is. Here's one, from John Sabatini. Nice work, John. - Bob What ever happened to a "pat on the back"? Sure, it's a quaint phrase, and possibly overused to the point of m

AMD’s big win, Carly’s revenge, blocking the Sun

HP announced that it closed a 3-year deal to sell 1,000 workstations to Lucasfilm, Ltd. A 333 system per year sale to Bank of America wouldn't warrant a press release, but you can understand why this sale did. We're talking Yoda here, for L