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HP today announced that it would lay off thousands of workers. The company today confirmed last week's rumors that it planned to cut between 8 and 10 percent of its workforce as part of a massive restructuring plan.

During GTC 2012, Supermicro showcased its latest graphics processing unit (GPU) enabled X9 server and workstation solutions.

Since attackers in a network cannot always be identified immediately and hacking methods tend to evolve faster than security features do, Microsoft proposes to trap intruders even in personal networks in honeypots.

Side-channel attacks are considered by many computer security experts as one of the greatest security risks in cloud computing.

Ain't nothing gonna break their stride.

Apple may be targeted by Greenpeace for using dirty coal to power its iCloud, but the company promises that it will soon be operating a new data center in Prineville, Oregon which will be running on 100 percent renewable energy.

Happy Friday, everyone!

CloudFTP has made it from Kickstarter into a real-world product.

IBM scored a contract to be exploring the feasibility of an exascale computer system that is powerful enough to collect and store the data generated by the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) telescope.

Let's hope they weren't using those accounts to store anything important or sensitive.

Two Zeus bothnet command and control stations were seized by Microsoft on Friday.

But it doesn't want to sue users.

That's one way to avoid raids.

Lantronix announced the xPico, which the company claims is the world's smallest embedded device server.

NASA announced that it has abandoned its last mainframe, an IBM Z9 system.

Itty bitty Pirate Bay.

Time to change everyone's password to 54321.

Will users have a chance to save their data?