There is an old saying that says you want to “Buy once, cry once.” And it means that you want to assure you get what you need and not go cheap because you may cry about the price, but you’ll […]
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It looks like the Xerox hostile takeover of HP is dead. Hostile takeovers are stupid. They are the corporate equivalent of a shotgun wedding, and just like it is unlikely that two people forced together will stay happily married, a
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I like to watch old westerns, and there is a common thread that weaves through them that showcases that the lack of cooperation between the states led to profitable criminal organizations, which made living in the Old West very risky.
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A while back, Intel had to exit the 5G modem business, but that doesn’t mean they had to exit the 5G ramp-up (it just means they have to partner with more vendors like Nokia). This continued engagement by Intel is
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Qualys is a sponsor of TechSpective Vulnerabilities are a fact of life. There is no such thing as perfect security, but businesses should strive to make it as difficult as possible for attackers to succeed—and have tools and processes in
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One of the most interesting corporate responsibility efforts is IBM’s Call for Code Global effort. Started back in 2018 and initially focused on disaster response and preparedness, it pulls together open source programmers from all over the world to work
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Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective There is no such thing as perfect when it comes to technology. When you’re dealing with millions of lines of code and an evolving attack ecosystem, it’s inevitable that bugs will be found. What’s
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Xerox is attempting a hostile takeover of HP; this is apparently with the backing of Carl Icahn, who appears to run Xerox effectively. And HP has just executed a Poison Pill defense. Xerox is a shadow of its former technical
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I’ve covered a lot of trials over the years, and it has been rare that I’ve seen a US regulatory agency misbehave as much as the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has in this case. It started as a result of
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Caltech just won a $1B+ judgment from Broadcom and Apple, with Apple having to pay the lion’s share. While the discrepancy in the amounts both firms had to pay is likely because of the uneven benefits both enjoyed (Apple’s margins
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