Strike at IBM's China factory falters as hundreds quit jobs
About 1,000 workers had staged a protest outside the factory starting last week.
Three suspects arrested in South Korea for KT Corp’s data breach
The hackers have been gathering the personal data belonging to the telco’s customers since February last year.
IBM workers in China strike to protest transfer to Lenovo
The server factory has stopped production because of the protest.
China blames terrorism on technologies to bypass Internet censorship
China is blaming technology used to bypass China's censorship systems for recent terrorist attacks, suggesting that the government is considering tighter controls on the country's Internet.
Brocade supports Hong Kong as smart city plan
Network solutions provider's MD for HK SAR, Taiwan and Macau, Franklin Sze, declares full endorsement.
EY: Fraud and Corruption Trends to watch this year
EY's Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (FIDS) predicts increased fraud risk and exposure to cyber-crime in Asia.
No special treatment for China on XP, patches end April 8 in the PRC, too
After users wonder if they'd fallen into Bizarro World, Microsoft clarifies security announcement from its China operation.
Businesses should reset digital strategies
Majority of executives expect digital to disrupt their business in the next 12 months.
Avaya and the challenge of Sochi 2014
Sochi presented challenges unseen by previous Olympic Games, especially in the deployment of a network capable of fulfilling unprecedented demand in a greenfield environment, says Dean Frohwerk, Chief Network Architect, Sochi Winter Olympics 2014, Avaya, in this exclusive interview.
The cost of doing business at the RSA Conference
Each year, hundreds of vendors head to the RSA Conference in San Francisco, California, arguably the largest security gathering in the U.S. For many of those vendors, the show is a requirement, but there's a steep cost involved. For smaller companies, the show can create a sink or swim environment.
Microsoft launches two free tools to help SMEs in Asia ditch Windows XP
The tools include a free Windows XP migration tool and a Windows OS automatic detection website.
The missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: Is technology the weakest link in air transport safety?
We need to rethink black boxes, says aviation expert Stephen Trimble
Flight MH370 includes 12 Malaysian Freescale staff, and KL-based IBM executive
(UPDATED) Includes KLIA media conference updates of international search and rescue operation.
15 telcos underwrite new submarine cable from SEA to ME and Europe
Called the South East Asia–Middle East–Western Europe (SEA-ME-WE) 5 cable, it will span about 20,000km, and is designed to connect 17 countries through Points-of-Presence (POPs) from Singapore to the Middle East, to France and Italy in Western Europe.
APEJ printer consumable market declines
Market impacted by political turmoil in Thailand
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Computer science enrollments in the U.S. rocketed last year, up 22%
Demand for technical workers lures B.S. candidates in CompSci
One in three SMEs now risk $1.7 million fines
One in three small to medium businesses are oblivious to privacy changes which take effect today and could face fines of up to $1.7 million.
Businesses should reset digital strategies
Majority of executives expect digital to disrupt their business in the next 12 months.
One in three SMEs now risk $1.7 million fines
One in three small to medium businesses are oblivious to privacy changes which take effect today and could face fines of up to $1.7 million.
Use of H-1B alternative skyrockets
Number of foreign STEM students in expanded Optional Practice Training program has grown many fold in six years.
Career advice: Moving into Internet security
Premier 100 IT Leader Stuart Kippelman also answers questions on career growth.
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Big Data still 'a new frontier' for most of the public sector
NSA surveillance technology is cutting edge, but for most of the government, Big Data analytics is a promise unfulfilled.
Health care revs up for big drive into the cloud
Raw need is why health IT spending on the cloud will quadruple by 2018
Dimension Data to upgrade data centre of unnamed Hong Kong energy company
Project will help the company meet its regulatory requirement of 99.999% uptime
3D printing 'an opportunity - not a threat'
Finance director at Electrocomponents says CIO Phil Cook helps put company in the 'innovators' camp.
SoftBank CEO Son: US mobile broadband industry needs more competition
Son says he feels an obligation to bring high speeds and low prices to the U.S. mobile market.
BBC launches new iPlayer with new features across PC, TV, smartphone and tablet
The BBC's new iPlayer has been rebuilt from the ground up for TV, PC, smartphones and tablets. Here are all the new features.
SoftBank CEO Son: US mobile broadband industry needs more competition
Son says he feels an obligation to bring high speeds and low prices to the U.S. mobile market.
Target hackers showed intimate knowledge of firm's network, suggests McAfee
The attack that planted malware on Target's point of sale (POS) terminals in November's huge data breach used inside knowledge of the network rather than a vulnerability in its retail software, McAfee has said in its latest quarterly analysis.
Microsoft will release a new version of Office for Mac this year
Microsoft will release a new office suite for the Mac before the end of this year, according to the company's manager for Office products in Germany.
Italian police investigate Skype use for 'porno blackmail'
Italian police in Genoa have opened an investigation into the use of Skype to trap victims into online sexual indiscretions, which are recorded and used as a pretext for extortion.
LaCie ships world's fastest external hard drive
The new LaCie Little Big Disk, featuring Thunderbolt 2 delivers speeds up to 1,375 MB/s.
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Satya Nadella must drag Microsoft into the age of the customer
Microsoft's new CEO, Satya Nadella, must take three actions to make the company relevant in the Age of the Customer.
SingTel should appeal to OTT players, not regulators
At Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona, SingTel CEO Chua Sock Koong conceded that telcos should work toward partnering with OTT players.
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