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China's Foreign Ministry brushed off but did not specifically deny accusations that Chinese authorities are forcing foreign hotel chains operating here to install Internet eavesdropping devices ahead of the Olympics.

As an assistant information systems analyst at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation in Corcoran, Kent splits his time between providing help desk support to 400 to 500 end users and handling IT procurement activities.

Microsoft on Thursday announced plans to acquire SSL VPN vendor Whale Communications in a bid to establish more of a presence in the growing market for secure access products.

Whale Communications has announced a hybrid remote network access appliance that combines its own gateway product with Microsoft's Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2004.

SNIA introduces an ambitious new training program in cooperation with partners and vendors

WiMax and ZigBee. No, they're not filling in for Siegfried and Roy on the Las Vegas strip or replacing Regis and Kelly on television. They're two new wireless technologies that belong on your radar screen.

In a rare display of public camaraderie, Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates and IBM Corp. Software Chief Steve Mills Thursday cemented their respective companies' commitment to working together on accelerating the creation and adoption of Web services standards and applications.

China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), which could happen by November, is expected to bring about an increase in international bandwidth that will offer substantial improvements in Internet connectivity for Chinese users, said Regis Kwong, chief executive officer (CEO) and president of Terremark Asia Co. Ltd, speaking at the CeBIT Asia exhibition here.

Looking to add security and reliable messaging for Web services and existing infrastructures, Kenamea Inc. made its software commercially available on Monday.

A combination of CRM and knowledge managementsoftware puts answers at fingertips of 3M call centre reps.

The awesome power of Regis Philbin continues to spread unabated, from daytime TV to prime time and now, with the release of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Second Edition, to the Mac. Hard-core fans will be pleased that the computer version retains the look-and-feel of the televised game, right down to the mind games Regis plays with doubt-riddled contestants.