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IBM Calls Internet Wild West Syndicate content

There has been a 508 percent increase in the number of new malicious Web links discovered in the first half of 2009, according to IBM's X-Force 2009 Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report. The report found an increase in the presence of malicious content on trusted sites, including search engines, blogs, bulletin boards, personal websites, online magazines and mainstream news sites.
News Tags: Technology, Security, IBM

IBM, MIT Attach Dollar Signs To Online Connections Syndicate content

Two very reputable organizations - IBM Research and MIT's Sloan School of Management - recently collaborated on a report that's in part titled "Value of Social Network."  And managers and employees everywhere should know that, according to said organizations, social networks can be quite valuable indeed.

Google Health Gets Handle On Real-Time Medical Data Syndicate content

Never mind Santa - 365 days a year, it's now Google that may know when you're sleeping or awake.  The tech giant will be able to track things like heart rates and blood sugar levels, too, thanks to a partnership with IBM and help from the Continua Health Alliance.

A Dark And Dismal January For The Tech Sector Syndicate content

I’m tracking the dismal news on all the various blogs. This is the worst month the tech industry has ever seen. The bad news from Microsoft, Intel, IBM is all over TechMeme and TechFuga.

LinkedIn Gets Integrated with IBM Lotus Syndicate content

LinkedIn announced a partnership with IBM Lotus today that will see integration between the professional social network and several IBM Lotus products."There has been significant demand from companies seeking to increase enterprise productivity by leveraging LinkedIn's powerful network of professionals," said Reid Hoffman, chairman and CEO of LinkedIn. "Today's announcement represents a step forward in addressing that need."

LinkedIn Gains A Google Veteran Syndicate content

While it certainly is not an exodus there have been some high profile Google executives leaving the Mountain View nest for other opportunities.

IBM Agrees To Help Build Broadband Network Over Power Lines Syndicate content

IBM has partnered with International Broadband Electric Communications (IBEC) on a $9.6 million agreement to have Big Blue install Broadband over Power Line (BPL) networks at electric cooperatives through out the eastern U.S.The concept of broadband over power lines has widely been thought of as a dead end idea but with IBM's backing it is now being resurrected.
News Tags: Technology, BPL, IBEC, Broadband, IBM

IBM Gets More Social Than Ever Syndicate content

IBM has opened a social software research center dedicated to helping customers and partners better collaborate on a global scale. The center is headquartered at Cambridge, and staff will work closely with university faculty and students, as well as corporate partners.  

Google and IBM Come Together for Cloud Computing Syndicate content

Google and IBM began their alliance a couple of years ago in a rather unusual way. IBM CEO Sam Palmisano called up Google CEO Eric Schmidt and asked about distributed computing. Google wanted no part in the matter, but something apparently sparked its interest since the companies began a partnership at that time.
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