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IBM has snapped up assets of data discovery vendor Exeros in an estimated $50 million deal. The acquisition puts IBM deeper into the business analytics game.

With the official announcement still hours away, maybe the Kindle DX has been overanalyzed, based purely on speculation.

Microsoft Tuesday laid off thousands of employees and said, depending on which way the economy swings, additional job cuts may be coming.

Security researchers hijacked the notorious Torpig botnet and found 70 GB of stolen data, which included hundreds of thousands of stolen login credentials from around the world.

Don't look now but Cisco is poised to make a big play in the e-mail cloud computing and collaboration market.

Synnex VARs meet in Philadelphia for the distributor's biggest Varnex get-together yet.

Subscribers to prepaid phone plans grew 2.25 percent in the first quarter.

Microsoft is now offering the Windows 7 Release Candidate to the public, but is telling users they don't have to rush to download it so as to keep its servers from getting bowled over.

Microsoft's stealthy 'Pink' smartphone project is running into delays due to the slow pace of Windows Mobile development, Channelweb.com has learned.

Citrix is adopting the consumerization of IT with new technology that makes it easier to download applications and run them on any device. PowerPoint on an iPhone anyone?

New BladeCenter servers, storage systems and Web conferencing services added to offerings for midmarket customers

Two of D-Link Systems' top executives are out as part of a companywide reorganization and consolidation effort.

Jedox brings business intelligence downstream by incorporating open-source technology into its offering.

Join Everything Channel's Technical Editor, Samara Lynn, live on Tuesday, May 19th at 11 am pt/2 pm et as she focuses on guiding Solution Providers on how to "shop smart" when choosing security platforms for their valued clients.

The Federal Trade Commission is looking into antitrust violations concerning the partnership between Apple and Google.

Phishers are exploiting the swine flu epidemic with spam messages that tout celebrity infections and offer cheap vaccinations.

Cybercriminals are capitalizing on users' fears of the swine flu pandemic with fake health alerts and offers of cheap pharmaceuticals. Here are a few examples.

European Union antitrust regulators have granted Microsoft's request for a hearing to hash out Microsoft's objections to the EU's latest round of IE bundling-related charges.

The influential market research firm's IT department is looking at the Vista ahead.

Amazon might have not only periodicals, but also textbooks in its Kindle crosshairs.