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The tachIOn is a new server-side storage processor card designed for systems that deploy data-intensive applications, such as social media Websites, data and Web analytics, financial services, gaming, and others. – Virident Systems said June 16 said it has started shipping a new solid state-disk-based card that offers... 

Theje reviews the Acer 5740 entertainment-class notebook. Acer 5740-6395 Specifications: -Intel Core i5 CPU @ 2.4 Ghz w/ 3 MB L3 cache -ATi Radeon Mobility 5650 w/ 1 GB GDDR3 VRAM -4 GB DDR3 1033 RAM -320 GB 5400 RPM HDD -1366×768 Resolution Display The song at the end of the video is Joel Michael’s “Keep You... 

Ending a chapter in one of the worst hacking cases in U.S. history, a federal judge handed down a five-year sentence Thursday to a 25-year-old man who helped steal tens of millions of credit card numbers. Damon Patrick Toey had already pled guilty to charges that he sold batches of stolen credit card data, called dumps, on... 

Sage Payment Solutions, a division of Sage North America, and payment solutions specialist Trustwave partner to deliver a Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) solution for cost-conscious businesses. – Sage North America, a provider of electronic payment systems, announced that it has partnered with... 

SoupNazi, the hacker who found himself in hot water for infiltrating millions of credit accounts in the nation’s biggest computer-crime case, was sentenced in a Boston federal court Thursday to 20 years behind bars. The time he must serve could be increased Friday as he faced a judge in a separate federal case involving... 

Checking out of a Hilton hotel in London, security expert Roger Thompson was told his Visa card had been declined due to suspicions it was stolen, a situation that only got more disconcerting when he learned the bank that issued the card had more personal information on him and his family members than he ever imagined. Here... 

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review a federal appeals court ruling involving the privacy of personal text messages sent and received by a member of the Ontario, Calif., police department on his official pager. View original post here:  Supreme Court to consider privacy in text-messaging case  Read More →

The Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) has brought a copyright lawsuit against 14 consumer electronics companies for allegedly violating GNU General Public License (GPL) in the use of GPL-licensed software in their products. Among those named in the suit are Best Buy, JVC, Western Digital Technologies and Westinghouse. See...