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OpenAI answers Elon Musk's lawsuit: 'intention to dismiss' | VentureBeat

Join leaders in Boston on March 27 for an exclusive night of networking, insights, and conversation. Request an invite here. OpenAI just fired back at the lawsuit filed last week by former co-founder turned rival Elon Musk over claims the company abandoned its founding principles and identity as a non-profit. “We intend to move to […]

Microsoft’s sleep proxy lowers PC energy use | Network World

Microsoft researchers have slashed desktop energy use with a sleep proxy system that maintains a PC's network presence even when it is turned off or put into standby mode.

Recession boosts Brazil’s chip aspirations | Network World

The great recession has caused pain across the globe, but it's turned out to be a boon for the man trying to build a chip industry in Brazil.

White iPhone sparks skirmish at Beijing Apple Store | Network World

The long wait for Apple products in Beijing turned ugly over the weekend when a skirmish erupted outside one of the company's stores, resulting in a broken glass door and injuries to customers and one employee. Apple's iPad 2 had just gone on sale, but it was the white iPhone 4, released a week earlier, that caused the trouble.

China’s biggest chip maker posts first net profit in 3 years | Network World

Thirteen turned out to be a lucky number for Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), which reported a net profit for the second quarter, its first in thirteen straight quarters.

Pirate Bay ISP victim of sabotage after shutdown | Network World

Black Internet, the ISP that on Monday turned off the access to file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, says it has become the victim of sabotage. The damage is substantial, according to CEO Victor Möller.

Ash forces EU ministers to meet by videoconference | Network World

E.U. telecommunications ministers turned to videoconferencing for a Monday meeting on Europe's future digital agenda, as airports continue to be closed across the continent because of an ash cloud from an Icelandic volcano. However, a member of the French government fears a last-minute switch to videoconferencing will impair the results.

5 Windows 7 security features businesses need to know about | Network World

The words Windows and security have not always been compatible. In the past, Microsoft's quest to make its operating system as easy to manage as possible for the "typical" user has often meant sacrificing adequate safeguards against intrusion and infection. Windows XP's notorious vulnerability to network worms stands as a recent example; Microsoft shipped the operating system with a firewall but initially left it turned off by default.

iPhone Remedies Communication Woes at Texas Hospital | Network World

At Texas Children's Hospital (TCH), communication can be a matter of life and death. But with nurses spending more time at bedsides than behind workstations, the Houston-based healthcare facility was struggling "to drive effective communication between nurses, physicians and providers of care," says Myra Davis, vice president of information services at TCH. To cure its communication ailments, TCH turned to a wildly popular consumer device: the Apple iPhone.

Haiti Donations: A Turning Point in Mobile Commerce? | Network World

The $7 million raised by the American Red Cross in the first two days after the earthquake and collected via text messaging shows the public has turned a corner with mobile commerce, analysts say. One lesson: Simpler mobile commerce technology is better.

Microsoft, Google team with MediaTek in smartphone push | Network World

Microsoft and Google have turned to Taiwanese chipset vendor MediaTek to boost their traction in smartphones aimed at China and other emerging markets.

Clearwire WiMax users will get remote setup | Network World

Clearwire has turned to device management vendor Mformation to streamline the activation and maintenance of devices on its U.S. WiMax network.

Lenovo shows ultrabook-tablet hybrid with touchscreen | Network World

Lenovo on Monday announced an ultrabook with a touchscreen that can be turned into a tablet just by flipping the display.

Ballmer took Microsoft reins 10 years ago with focus on Internet | Network World

Ten years ago, Microsoft's Bill Gates turned over the CEO reins to Steve Ballmer. What came next was a decade-long wild ride.

IT fugitive Stein Bagger will be sent back to Denmark | Network World

Stein Bagger, the Danish IT executive who turned himself in to Los Angeles police on Saturday and confessed to being wanted by Interpol, is being held by U.S. immigration officials and will be sent back to Denmark to face charges.

Confessions of an Apple Manager-Turned-iPhone App Creator | Network World

Former Apple employee Dave Howell, now the CEO of startup Avatron Software, talks about the early days of the App Store, his Apple experience and how he plans to do battle in the iPhone's wild frontier.

Mobile phone shipments show signs of improvement in Q3 | Network World

The mobile phone market globally turned a corner in the third quarter, with shipments by manufacturers increasing by 5.6% over the previous quarter, market research firm IDC reported.

Toyota’s Mobile App Mandate: iPhone, iPad First | Network World

Taking a page from its post-World War II Japanese roots, embattled car maker Toyota has turned to a business philosophy known as kaizen, or fanatical focus on continuous improvement. Last summer, kaizen showed up in the company's mobile app effort.

Symbian Foundation faces up to challenges | Network World

What was billed as a roundtable discussion for members of the new Symbian Foundation turned into an opportunity for them to lay out the challenges and threats to their fledgling group.

One risky point | Network World

Single point of failure. That's the right term for talking about the mess in San Francisco, where last week the city government finally regained control of its backbone network. Terry Childs, the net admin jailed for locking down administrative access, turned over the passwords during a secret visit from Mayor Gavin Newsom.

How Alan Turing set the rules for computing | Network World

On Saturday, British mathematician Alan Turing would have turned 100 years old. It is barely fathomable to think that none of the computing power surrounding us today was around when he was born.

Uncle Sam’s IT dashboard: Your tax dollars at work | Network World

Want to know exactly where all those ducats you reluctantly turned over to our Uncle in Washington are going? Things just got a little clearer today, at least in terms of our tech taxes.

Two years on, netbooks on verge of big shake-up | Network World

Asustek kicked off an entirely new category in the mobile computing space when it presented a prototype of its Eee PC at Taiwan's Computex trade show two years ago. Since then, many users have embraced netbook PCs for their small size, light weight and low cost. Their popularity pushed Microsoft to extend the life of Windows XP and they've turned out to be one of the bright spots in the PC industry over the last few months.

Broadcom still trying to woo Emulex shareholders | Network World

Broadcom turned up the heat Wednesday in its attempt to convince Emulex shareholders to allow Broadcom to purchase the company, as the chance of an amicable outcome to its unsolicited takeover bid appeared even more remote.

AT&T partner will help bring new devices to network | Network World

AT&T has turned to an outside service provider to get consumer electronics products such as navigation devices, cameras and MIDs (mobile Internet devices) onto its network more quickly and easily.