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» The InfoWorld Westmere blade server shoot-out On March 16, , code-named Westmere, which offers a dramatic performance leap over the year-old Xeon 5500 series known as Nehalem-EP.
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» Preserving Our Tech Competence Change is coming to IT.
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» FBI Fights Cybercrime in E. Europe Hoping to catch cybercrooks, the FBI has begun embedding agents with law enforcement agencies in Estonia, Ukraine and the Netherlands.
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» Study: Chasing Fashionable IT Doesn't Pay Off Companies that chase the hottest information technologies gain several benefits, but better financial performance isn't one of them, according to a study published in this month's issue of the journal .
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» Love Your Users In November 2009, a pharmacist working for the Department of Veterans Affairs was checking a patient's prescription information, using a portal to the Defense Department's health records system.
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» Outsourcing Deal Gives P&G Clout With HP Execs PHOENIX -- When executives at The Procter & Gamble Co.
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» China state media cranks up Google tension amid speculation State-controlled Chinese media accused Google of political motives in its threat to exit China, suggesting a hostile government stance as speculation grows that Google could act on a plan defying the country's regulations.
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» Xsigo virtual I/0 Director saves money on Fibre Channel, Ethernet switches Name: BILL FIFETitle: Director of technologyCompany: Wholesale Electric Supply Co.
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» Vizioncore vRanger Pro eases data restoration Name: JEFFREY WEINSTEINTitle: Director of network servicesCompany: MedManagement LLC, a diversified healthcare companyLocation: Birmingham, Ala.
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» Coyote Point lightens the load at Wet Seal Name: GREG MAXWELLTitle: E-commerce development managerCompany: Wet Seal, a clothing retailerLocation: Foothill Ranch, Calif.
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» HP StorageWorks SAN (formerly LeftHand Networks) is the right move Name: YEFREM KOZINTitle: Manager, College Information SystemsCompany: Los Angeles Valley CollegeLocation: Valley Glen, Calif.
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» Silver Peak WAN optimization delivers ROI Name: SCOTT ENGELTitle: Director of IT infrastructureCompany: Transplace, a third-party logistics providerLocation: Dallas
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» VSphere4 powers server consolidation Name: AMBERS FERRARATitle: Senior systems administratorCompany: TransplaceLocation: Dallas
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» Tools4Ever's UMRA is a must-have Name: TOM FRANCIOSITitle: CIOCompany: Covenant Dove, a national nursing home providerLocation: Memphis, Tenn.
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» A case of mistaken identity involving Snopes.com People tend to get lost on the Internet and I do not mean lost in thought or mindless drivel, though these things are true, too.
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» Time is right to consider VDI If you haven't considered virtual desktop options lately, it might be time to take a closer look.
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» DEMO start-ups go for the cloud Sixty-five companies will debut new, innovative technologies at in Palm Desert, Calif.
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» Seven ethical questions I have recently found myself pondering .
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» Gender discrimination linked to poor project management New research suggests that technically oriented women could face gender discrimination in their jobs at high-tech firms in part because of mismanaged projects.
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» Novell rejects "inadequate" $2B takeover bid Novell's CEO on Saturday notified customers that the open source software company has rejected hedge fund to take it private.
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» Bad BitDefender update clobbers Windows PCs Users of the BitDefender antivirus software started flooding the company's support forums Saturday, apparently after a faulty antivirus update caused 64-bit Windows machines to stop working.
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» iPad cases and bags galore Curious about the options out there for protecting your new iPad Here's a look at some of the bags and cases on the way.
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» Ex-MySQL chief Marten Mickos lands new CEO job Due to a reporting error, Friday's story "Ex-MySQL chief Marten Mickos lands new CEO job" provided an incorrect year for when Sun Microsystems bought MySQL.
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» To fight scammers, Russia cracks down on .ru domain In a bid to cut down on fraud and inappropriate content, the organization responsible for administering Russia's .
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» Uncharted 2 loses to Batman in BAFTA Best Game category The British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards are interesting to watch because they usually pick all the games that didn't win awards in the U.
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» Square Enix says it will 'consider' creating social games With the release of and the recent announcement that the game has notched the biggest first-week sales numbers of any Final Fantasy in series history, Square Enix has a tough act to follow.
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» Microsoft Winning Fans Early with IE 9 Preview Earlier this week Microsoft unveiled a preview of the engine behind its next-generation Web browser, .
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» Social Networks, Criminal Networks One of Italy's 100 most wanted criminals was arrested in Isola Capo Rizzuto on Tuesday, thanks to his love of Facebook.
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» Podcast: Special Guests, Android Updates, and the iPad This week on the podcast, 's and visit the PCWorld podcast studio for some verbal jousting over Google's Android operating system and Apple's iPad.
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» Will iPad Sales Beat the iPhone Who Cares Conflicting reports have surfaced for the last week about how well is selling, how well it will sell, and whether it'll make more of a dent in the market than the iPhone's debut.
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» Ex-MySQL chief Marten Mickos lands new CEO job Marten Mickos, the longtime CEO of MySQL who eventually sold the open-source database company to Sun Microsystems for US$1 billion, has taken a new job as CEO of Eucalyptus Systems, the company said Friday.
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» Reggie defends Wii MotionPlus, promotes control variety Customers who bought into the Wii Motion Plus frenzy that surrounded may be feeling a little gypped right now with the lack of new software support--Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid: Other M have been demoed without the add-on being used.
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» Microsoft researchers test microblogging service Microsoft plans to start a small-scale pilot of a microblogging service aimed at business users that it has been experimenting with in Office Labs.
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» Navman Wireless launches new console, privacy button Due to a reporter's error, the Computerworld New Zealand story "Navman Wireless launches new console, privacy button", posted to the news wire Friday, gave the wrong title for a Navman Wirless vice president.
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» Microsoft pulls Bing app from non-U.S. App Stores The iPhone app for Bing, Microsoft's search engine, has been pulled from all international App Stores, .
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