How does Facebook 'outrun' Google?
For the first time, Facebook took the throne of Google when it became the most visited website in the US in 2010. What's happening?
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For the first time, Facebook took the throne of Google when it became the most visited website in the US in 2010. What's happening?
US technology firm IBM has just released a list of five
On March 3, Cisco Systems announced a new router model for phone companies and large businesses to handle Internet traffic more quickly. Cisco also said it has reached a…
On June 26, Cisco said it had completed the acquisition of IronPort Systems, Inc. - a leading provider of web and email security services, currently provides security se…
Hutchison Global Communications (HGC), a subsidiary of Hutchison Telecommunication International and Data and Communication Company (VDC), signed an agreement to connect…
Audiences who want to keep up with the news are increasingly geared towards online search engines, video clips and blogs to satisfy
A report from smart service Hitwise shows that the number of visits to social networking sites in the US increased by 11.5% from January to February 2007. This data is b…
User-produced content along with the development of services such as YouTube and Joost can cripple the Internet system, a Google representative warned.
Microsoft has introduced Windows Vista as a new version that allows for more security features than Windows XP, one of which is new firewall techniques such as two-way f…
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…
Traffic to iTunes during the past Christmas season has soared so rapidly that the digital music service is nearly jammed. It took more than 20 minutes to download a sing…
Online retail sales are expected to reach a record high in three major European economies, Germany, France and the UK this Christmas season, one of the few positive sign…
Security experts have simultaneously warned of an unusually strong Internet attack, capable of burying the most popular websites and blocking global email traffic.
Founded by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the Internet SiteAdvisor, warning that about 5% of web traffic is currently listed in line.
According to NewScientist, when people drive, instinct will be what helps people react to dangerous situations, and if an incident occurs, the error is definitely in the…