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CenturyLink is developing a new fiber network with the goal of providing 48,000 homes and businesses in Omaha, Neb. connection speeds of up to one gigabyte per second. The company will start to roll out the network next week and aim to connect all of its Omaha customers to the network by October 2013, CenturyLink [...]
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General Electric has released a new industrial Internet router intended to secure wireless access on private networks owned by companies in industries such as oil and gas. GE’s MCR-4G is an industrial router will use public cellular infrastructures for data collection between disparate sources and operation centers, Manufacturing.net reports. Based on the MDS Orbit platform, [...]
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Nearly two-fifths, or 42 percent, of chief information officers told an Accenture survey managing increased use of mobile devices is one of their top five priorities. Thirty-four percent of the 413 CIOs surveyed said mobility was a priority of theirs for 2013, Silicon Republic reports. Tina Costanza writes 43 percent said their biggest need was [...]
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Cyber attacks on U.S. corporations, organizations and government agencies are largely coming from a 12-story tower in Shanghai that is home to a Chinese army unit, a U.S. computer security firm says in a study. The New York Times reports Mandiant was not able to precisely place the hackers in the building, home to People’s [...]
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Intel will release a new communication platform for telecommunications companies to process data across networks, The Hindu reports. According to the report, the company designed Crystal Forest to help address the needs of cloud computing, content processing and Internet transactions at speeds of up to 100 gigabytes per second. R.K. Hiremane, Asia-Pacific regional director for [...]
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Police computers in Israel were taken Thursday after a suspicious file was found circulating its network and full connectivity was not restored as of late Sunday night, the Times of Israel reports. Roni Bachar, head of Israeli security firm Avnet, said the file was a virus in an interview with the website, adding the file [...]
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General Dynamics‘ C4 systems unit has released a National Security Agency-approved laptop computer for secured network communications, the company announced Wednesday. The company said the TACLANE MultiBook laptop is designed for government, agency and state and local law enforcement users and other related organizations. According to Chris Marzilli, president of C4 systems, users would need [...]
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An Internet security researcher at the University of Pennsylvania believes Iran is creating a private Internet widely accessible from within the country but hidden from other countries, according to MIT’s Technology Review. Collin Anderson said a certain block of Internet Protocol addresses are reserved solely for private networks and he believes the country is using [...]
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Northrop Grumman will integrate a data link and related control terminals with computers and radio systems for beyond-line-of-sight command and control functions on the U.S. Air Force‘s E-11 plane, the company announced Monday. The company is the prime contractor for the Battlefield Airborne Communications Node program and will aim to give warfighters access to full-motion [...]
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Intel is partnering with the Beijing Municipal Government and the Institute of Automation of Chinese Academy of Sciences to establish a joint lab to explore the Internet of things, Intel announced Wednesday. Intel said the three organizations plan to invest $31.7 million for research and development over the next five years. The organizations are launching the China Intel [...]
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