Stories about: PRC

A report by research firm IDC has indicated that the LCD (liquid crystal display) monitor is overtaking the CRT (cathode ray tube), when it comes to the PC monitor of choice in the Asia Pacific region excluding Japan (APEJ).

Consumers who sign up for identity-theft monitoring services may be getting a lot less protection against some common types of fraud than they assume they are, according to an online guide released Monday by the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse (PRC).

Last April, I wrote a column titled, "Why e-books are bound to fail." My reasons: cost, the availability of better alternatives and, most importantly, book lovers love paper books.

Administaff, a Houston-based provider of outsourced human resources services, this week began notifying about 159,000 former and current employees about a stolen laptop containing their unencrypted personal data.

Yahoo has asked a US federal court to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it by the Washington-based World Organization for Human Rights USA.

One of the unfortunate corollaries of Moore's Law is that as computing power grows, so do power requirements and heat dissipation.

In Part 2 of Calculating IT risk, navigating compliance, Paul Roberts continues his look at the market and hears from insiders that the right framework - both internally and for business partners - adds up to stability

It's not business as usual in some parts of Asia anymore.

When the combined Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer company debuts on May 7, Compaq employees will be in regional and local leadership positions of the new US$21 billion company throughout Asia-Pacific, with the exception of China and Japan.

A state of misunderstanding currently exists in Asia's storage market that the industry itself is responsible for, according to Quantum's Asia-Pacific storage chief.

Integration software company webMethods will jump into the systems management market this summer with a new product called WebMethods Manager. The company is also ramping up a new business unit to capture what it sees as a fertile market for system integration within the federal government, said Phillip Merrick, the chairman and CEO of webMethods, here Monday during a presentation for industry analysts.