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Net neutrality advocates blast Google-Verizon plan.

The software giant delivers an atypically large number of security fixes for a good portion of its enterprise software portfolio.

IBM isn't sitting on its hands waiting for enterprise customers to come to it. Today's purchase of ECM vendor Datacap is just the latest in a series of strategic acquisitions.

In a presentation at LinuxCon, Brad Spengler said his efforts to expose weaknesses in Linux has helped make the software more secure.

Sybase, HP Partner on Business Intelligence.

Solaris 11 will include new features and also incorporate technologies developed as part of the openSolaris project.

More IT professionals found work in July than they did during the same period last year, the latest sign that enterprise companies are beginning to expand their IT budgets.

Just a week after releasing an out-of-bound patch for a zero-day flaw, Microsoft is at it again, chasing down a new vulnerability that allegedly targets all supported versions of Windows.

Major conference in Boston will cast a bright light on where the open source ecosystem is headed on a variety of fronts, including mobile and distribution.

The much-anticipated smartphone goes on sale this week and will run the Android 2.2 mobile operating system which includes support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1.

Google may have killed off its cloud-based collaboration tool known as Wave, but some of its third-party partners, including SAP, are still moving forward with their own offerings.

Pioneering voice-over-Internet-protocol provider Skype announces plans to go public, hoping to raise more than $100 million, according to a filing with the SEC.

Under a multi-year agreement unveiled Monday, Polycom will begin shipping integrated unified communications solutions built on Microsoft's Communications Server 14.

Google App Engine, HTML5, search engine optimization and social media marketing are among the fastest movers on Elance's list of hot job opportunities available online.

The two Internet and communications giants have put aside their differences to hammer what could be a palatable legislative solution to the net neutrality brouhaha.

HP investors had a bad day, but the rest of the tech sector fared well.