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New Internet TV services such as Joost and YouTube may take down the global network, Internet companies warned, not forgetting to add that they have slashed their bags j…
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New Internet TV services such as Joost and YouTube may take down the global network, Internet companies warned, not forgetting to add that they have slashed their bags j…
Keeping information safe and secure in the age of laptop users is the biggest challenge of the technology industry, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates said.
Data backup is an extremely important job in the management and storage of data. From the backup data, you can easily recover if the source data is lost.
Microsoft launched both Windows Vista and Office 2007 suite at the same time and this is the first time Microsoft has done so since they launched the first Windows 95 op…
Three of the 13 root server systems that control global Internet traffic became a hacker target in the biggest attack since 2002. Experts say this is true. The incident…
To meet the growing storage needs of Seagate Technology mobile users and Motorola decided to invest in the mobile storage market. The result is a wireless storage device…
A few years ago, e-government activities began to appear. In Vietnam, this concept is probably quite new for many people. This article will introduce you to the concept…
According to data provided by Chinese consulting firm Analysys International earlier this week, the total revenue generated by domestic search engines in 2006 was 1.57 b…
PayPal online payment service is preparing to provide a new security weapon to prevent data theft and phishing attacks on users.
He is looking to revise some of the terms of the data protection law to be able to share citizens' personal information with other government agencies. However, this mov…
A senator who has a role in America used to liken the Internet like a bunch
When the global network breakdown happened to Asia last week due to earthquakes, many technical experts
Just a few seconds of an earthquake in the ocean was enough for all of Asia's wide telecom networks to be crippled and collapsed, Internet services lurked like turtles,…
The Siemens test was conducted via a single fiber optic line longer than 160 km directly connected between the transmitter and receiver.
On December 20, Siemens announced that it had set a new record in network speed with data transfer rates of up to 107Gbps, twice as much as the previous record set.