2010 CPU forecast: What’s coming for desktop and mobile PCs; Security researcher IDs China link in Google hack

	Security researcher IDs China link in Google hack \| Military contractors targeted in Chinese attacks, says F-Secure
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	2010 CPU forecast: What’s coming for desktop and mobile PCs What will be the big news in the desktop and mobile PC chip markets this year? From mighty six-core desktop chips to miniscule smartbook processors, here’s a look at what’s in the CPU cards this year. Read More WHITE PAPER: BlueArc Keeping Pace with Storage Growth Learn how to bring intelligent tiered storage into your environment with a flexible and efficient platform. Lower costs, create a more environmentally-friendly data center and optimize your storage environment. Intelligent tiering is a viable option today. Read More! In this Issue Security researcher IDs China link in Google hack Military contractors targeted in Chinese attacks, says F-Secure Apple patches 12 Mac bugs in Flash, SSL LA’s move to Google Apps is underway Google’s China moves may hurt Android, help Windows Mobile Chip makers see stronger DRAM memory prices this year China’s Baidu sues US domain registrar after hack Sony delays PlayStation 3’s motion controller Pillar boosts Axiom’s capacity, performance Analyst: AT&T needs to spend $5B to catch up to Verizon AT&T, Verizon price cuts set stage for higher data rates, critics say Amazon EC2’s model is a solution for shelfware, says IDC IBM reports 10% jump in profit for Q4 Rambus and Samsung reach settlement agreement IT Blogwatch: Apple tablet: iPad? And iPhone 4G? We’ll find out soon… RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue Security researcher IDs China link in Google hack The malicious software used to steal information from companies such as Google contains code that links it to China, a security researcher said Tuesday Read More Military contractors targeted in Chinese attacks, says F-Secure A security vendor reports that internal systems of U.S. defense contractors have been targeted by hackers believed based in China. Read More Apple patches 12 Mac bugs in Flash, SSL Apple on Tuesday patched 12 vulnerabilities in Leopard and Snow Leopard, including seven in Adobe Flash Player and one in the protocol used to secure Internet traffic. Read More LA’s move to Google Apps is underway The cyberattacks on Google systems from withing China have not caused Los Angeles officials to reasses plans to replace desktop applications with he hosted Google Apps office suite. Read More Google’s China moves may hurt Android, help Windows Mobile Google’s decision to postpone the launch of two new Android phones in China this week points to the wider implications of the search giant’s potential exit from the market. Read More Chip makers see stronger DRAM memory prices this year Taiwan’s biggest DRAM maker, Nanya Technology, reported its first net profit in nearly three years on Wednesday, as DRAM prices rose and demand remained strong in the fourth quarter of last year. Read More China’s Baidu sues US domain registrar after hack Top Chinese search engine Baidu.com has sued its U.S. domain registrar over a hack that took down the Web site, alleging negligence by the U.S. company, Baidu said Wednesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Driving IT Help Desk Efficiency with Customer-Centric Remote Support The IT help desk is a high-stress environment and sometimes it can feel downright chaotic. While the obvious objective is to resolve technical issues, IT help desks also battle call length, employee dissatisfaction and low morale. IDC predicts that by 2011, 73 percent of the U.S. workforce will be mobile, inevitably increasing the pressure on the IT help desk. That’s why more companies are turning to Web-based, customer-centric remote support to support a burgeoning remote workforce. Read more. Sony delays PlayStation 3’s motion controller Sony will launch worldwide a motion controller for its PlayStation 3 in the fall of this year alongside an “extensive” line-up of compatible software titles, it said Wednesday. Read More Pillar boosts Axiom’s capacity, performance Pillar Data Systems today announced a new version of its Axiom 600 modular storage array that offers more processing power, storage capacity and available ports. Read More Analyst: AT&T needs to spend $5B to catch up to Verizon AT&T would need to spend about $5 billion on its wireless network to catch up with the coverage offered by Verizon Wireless, a financial research firm said Tuesday. Read More AT&T, Verizon price cuts set stage for higher data rates, critics say The recent decision by AT&T and Verizon to cut the prices of their unlimited nationwide voice calling plans, could set the stage for eventual hikes in data rates, critics argued. Read More Amazon EC2’s model is a solution for shelfware, says IDC Sick of overpaying for features they don’t need or use, enterprise customers are eager for software vendors to enable pay-per-use models that better align cost with consumption, according to IDC Corp. Read More IBM reports 10% jump in profit for Q4 IBM on Tuesday reported a 10% jump in profit for the fourth quarter as revenue increased at the company for the first time in more than a year. Read More Rambus and Samsung reach settlement agreement Samsung Electronics and Rambus on Tuesday announced they had settled outstanding claims over licensing, which should net Rambus more than $700 million over the next five years. Read More IT Blogwatch: Apple tablet: iPad? And iPhone 4G? We’ll find out soon… Only a week to go before the Apple tablet and/or iPhone 4G launch. Wednesday, January 27’s the day, it’s rumored, when Steve Jobs unveils the “iPad”, or the new iPhone… or both? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers spin themselves into an utter frenzy of speculation and fanboishness. Not to mention a welcome return to Error’d… (AAPL) Read More
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