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VMware promises better 3D graphics on virtualized desktops

The company also plans to let users run Windows Server 2008 R2 as a stand-alone desktop

Windows 8.1 debuts — NSA chief leaves — IBM leads legacy tech down, down — FB ads on iOS crush Android — YAHOO worth meh without Alibaba

Apple iPhones, iPads get intrusion-detection and prevention from startup

Skycure's IDS/IPS cloud service for mobile devices currently supports Apple iOS, with Android coming in the future

Electrical troubles shed light on NSA’s data center

The new data center in Utah was built for a 65-megawatt load, making it one of the world's largest. But the $1.53 billion complex has had a rough start

IBM’s results hampered by slowing hardware sales

System x and Power Systems sales continue to slide, though mainframe sales were strong for IBM

Apple’s claim of unbreakable iMessage encryption ‘basically lies’

A famed iPhone jailbreak software developer says Apple could easily decrypt iMessages, despite the company's claims

Beyond Windows 8.1

With Windows 8.1 now generally available, focus shifts to fixing the mess Steve Sinofsky left behind

Review: Salt keeps server automation simple

Salt brings simplicity, flexibility, and high scalability to Linux and Unix server infrastructure management -- it does Windows too

IBM’s results hampered by slowing hardware sales

System x and Power Systems sales continue to slide, though mainframe sales were strong for IBM

Tilera chips add muscle to x86 servers and free up computing capacity

With their 72 cores, Tile-IQ co-processors can boost servers' speed by taking on Hadoop and video apps