HP aims new enterprise security software at mobile, cloud computing
Hewett-Packard is expanding its Enterprise Security Solutions portfolio to help businesses deal with persistent security threats from cloud computing and social media. The new security portfolio is aimed at helping businesses deal with threats arising from mobile computing, the consumerization of IT, the adoption of cloud services, and social media. Enterprises need to manage risk with a balanced approach to systematically assess these security threats, according to HP.
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Qualcomm takes aim at enterprise with femtocell chipset
Qualcomm has expanded its product portfolio for femtocells with a chipset that will allow the small base stations to handle up to 32 active users, opening the door for use in enterprises and metro networks, the company said on Monday. A CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) version of the upcoming chipset, called the FSM9832 (Femtocell Station Modem), will start shipping in the second half of 2011, according to Qualcomm.
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Synaptics working on more advanced touch for smartphones
Touch specialist Synaptics is working on technologies that will allow touchscreens to mimic the feel of a physical keypad, in order to make smartphones easier to use, according to company technology strategist Andrew Hsu. In many ways, the move to touch has improved the user experience on mobile phones. But not everything has changed for the better, including the distraction of always having to look at your smartphone when using it.
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Broadcom to pay $3.7 billion for comms processor maker NetLogics
Broadcom has agreed to acquire communications processor company NetLogics Microsystems for $3.7 billion, the companies announced Monday. The deal will allow Broadcom to extend its communications chip product lines, adding multi-core embedded processors and digital front-end processors for wireless base stations. Broadcom's chips are also found in smartphones, GPS receivers, and Wi-Fi modules.
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Survey shows instant messaging will surpass email
Many CIOs predict that real-time communication technologies, such as instant messaging, SharePoint, Chatter, and Yammer will overtake classic email in the workplace in the next five years.
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Want a job? These 10 tech firms are hiring
This month's U.S. Labor Department report showing zero U.S. employment growth in August makes it appear that hiring has fallen flat. However, a lot of technology companies say they are in the midst of hiring sprees -- in some cases looking for hundreds of new workers.
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Softbank founder backs Japan's shift to renewable energy
Japan's richest entrepreneur outlined a plan Monday to rebuild the country's energy infrastructure in the wake of its nuclear disaster, shifting the majority of supply to natural, renewable resources by 2030.
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GlobalSign plans to reopen Tuesday despite Web server hack
GlobalSign expects to bring its certificate-issuing systems back online on Monday, and resume business Tuesday, it said over the weekend. The U.S. certificate authority (CA) stopped issuing new SSL certificates last Tuesday in order to audit its security, after being named as a target by the hacker who claimed to have attacked Dutch CA DigiNotar.
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How to identify problems with an IT project before it's too late
Too often, problems with IT projects go unrecognized until it becomes impossible to ignore them, such as when the project budget has grown wildly overblown or the schedule is careening off track. Identifying potential problems with IT projects -- problems simmering below the surface of your pristine project plan -- may seem impossible. After all, who has time to step back and assess the status of a project with so many moving parts when the schedule that was established for it is already overly aggressive?
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