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IBM Power7 Server Takes on Big Load IBM has unveiled high-capacity servers that are the first to be based on its new, multi-core POWER7 chip. It said the new line is designed "to manage the most demanding emerging applications." FULL STORY


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SPAM & HACKERS
China Busted Hacker-Training Site
Chinese authorities arrested three hackers who ran an online hacker-training business called Black Hawk Safety Net, news that is being broadcast months after the actual arrest amid the Google-hack saga.

BUSINESS BRIEFING
Veteran SAP CEO Abruptly Resigns
Business-software maker SAP announced an abrupt strategic shift in the corporate suite with L�o Apotheker resigning as CEO, to be replaced by co-CEOs Bill McDermott (left) and Jim Hagemann Snabe (right).

MICROSOFT/WINDOWS
MS: Russian Pirates Scamming Us
One-quarter of Russian software outlets sell bootleg Microsoft programs, the company said, as it published the results of a survey intended to elbow authorities into taking more action.

CIO ISSUES
U.S. Losing in Clean-Tech Innovation
Everyone from the president to small-town mayors are calling the green industry the savior of the U.S. economy. Yet these hopes will remain unfilled unless the U.S. embarks on a very different course.

Google May Make Gmail More Social
Not a Facebook or Twitter killer.

iPad Blitz Yields Low Buying Plans
Launch results in fewer interested.

Analysts Expect iPad Price To Drop
Apple cannibalization could be mild.

Nook E-Reader Heads to Retail Stores
Software update adds features.

More News & Special Reports

Enterprise Software

	Google May Make Gmail More Social

	Veteran SAP CEO Abruptly Resigns

Enterprise Hardware

	IBM Power7 Server Takes on Big Load

	Embattled JooJoo Tablet To Ship Soon

Network Security

	China Cyberattacks: Pervasive Threat

	Patch Tuesday Will Tie MS Record

Compliance

	Google Apps Controls Mobile Devices

	Obama Seeks Phone-Tax Repeal

CRM Systems

	Veteran SAP CEO Abruptly Resigns

	Salesforce.com Builds a War Chest

Data Storage

	Dynamic Data Architecture Offered

	An Unsung Option for Saving Data

Chips & Processors

	IBM Power7 Server Takes on Big Load

	Chip Espionage Case Revealed

Operating Systems

	Patch Tuesday Will Tie MS Record

	Symbian 3 Is Now Fully Open Source

Communications

	iPhone Location-Based Ads Banned

	AT&T OKs 3G for Sling TV on iPhone

World Wide Web

	New Zealand Virgin Auctions Herself

	China Busted Hacker-Training Site

Wireless Tech

	Analysts Expect iPad Price To Drop

	Bar Codes Go Mobile, Get Hip Again

Small Business

	The Dearth of Female Entrepreneurs

	Better Employee-Training Sessions

CIO Issues

	Go Online and You Can Save the Planet

	U.S. Losing in Clean-Tech Innovation

Business Briefing

	Super Bowl Ads Go for Laughs, Heart

	Veteran SAP CEO Abruptly Resigns

After Hours

	MySpace-Suspension Rulings Differ

	Pluto Shows Hubble Its True Colors

Press Releases

	Gladinet Cloud Desktop Adds Google

	MEI Achieves Record Growth in 2009

Random Bytes

Tablet Maker Says iPad Is a Copy	Go Online and You Can Save the Planet
Better Employee-Training Sessions	Nintendo Chief Unimpressed with iPad
Will Fans Love Hulu If It's Not Free?	'Smart Pedals' Could Stop Crashes
Intel & Micron Double Flash Memory	Mobile Firefox Runs on Nokia N900
Newly Independent AOL Posts Profit	Symbian 3 Is Now Fully Open Source
*Is Global Warming a 'Crock of S%t?'**	Wired Chinese Unfazed by Google Exit
Obama Seeks Phone-Tax Repeal	iPad E-Book Format May Confuse

Technology Marketplace

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Hardware

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Microsoft/Windows

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Network Security

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Rankings are based on readers' choice.
1.	Facebook Users Can Get McAfee Virus Protection
2.	Protecting CRM Customer Data Requires Vigilance
3.	Should Employers Ban Facebook at Work?
4.	Reporters Invited To an Apple Event Set Next Week
5.	New York Times May Charge for Its Online Content
6.	Netbooks Are Hot, But Are They Worthy?
7.	Google's Nexus One Phone Could Be a 'Droid Killer'
8.	GSM Crack Shows Low Priority for Wireless Security
9.	Microsoft Scrambles To Fix Word After Losing Appeal
10.	Can Google Make the Nexus One a Market Success?
11.	Users Cite iMac Woes as Booming Sales Slow Delivery
12.	Adobe, Oracle Make Up for Light MS Patch Tuesday
13.	Top Court To Rule on Employee Privacy on Work Devices
14.	French Court Rules Against Google's Book Scanning
15.	Neon Targets IBM with Unfair-Competition Suit

Mobile Enterprise Spotlight

	Analysts See iPad Price Drop, with Some Cannibalization Just weeks before Apple officially rolls out the iPad, financial analysts are making pricing predictions. But could the analysis itself hinder the initial demand for the pricey tablet computer?

	Bar Codes Go Mobile, Get Hip Again For decades, retailers have used patterns of black dots and lines to encode data onto products. Now, bar codes are gaining favor as an easy way for cell-phone users to view ads and other data instantly.

	'Dead Simple, Dirt Cheap' JooJoo Tablet Shipping Soon The JooJoo, a web-browsing tablet device that is the subject of a high-profile legal dispute, appears on track to reach buyers at the end of February, but the tablet scene has dramatically changed.

Enterprise Software Spotlight

	Google May Add Facebook, Twitter Links to Gmail Google will reportedly roll more social-networking features into Gmail, the fastest-growing e-mail service. The new features could save users the trouble of switching to Facebook or Twitter.

	SAP CEO Abruptly Resigns; Co-CEOs Will Take Over Business-software maker SAP announced an abrupt strategic shift in the corporate suite with L�o Apotheker resigning as CEO, to be replaced by co-CEOs Bill McDermott (left) and Jim Hagemann Snabe (right).

	Cybersecurity Vendors Look Hot in 2010 Tech-security companies are poised to become Wall Street darlings this year, thanks in part to Google's tiff with China, which reinforced an already positive outlook for major security vendors.

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