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Cisco to Cut 5,500 Jobs in Shift From Switches to Software
Savings from up to 5,500 job cuts would be reinvested into key growth areas, Cisco said.
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China's Online Population Nears 700 Million: Government
China's Internet users -- already by far the world's most numerous, rose to nearly 700 million last year, authorities said today, more than twice the population of the United States.
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Facebook to Let You Post Comments Even When Offline
The company is also aiming to more "efficiently" show News Feed posts when users are on slow network connections, with ranked, cached stories.
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'Alibi Routing' System to Give Internet Users More Control Over Their Data
'Alibi Routing' works by searching a peer-to-peer network to locate 'peers' that can relay a user's packets.
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North Korea Restricts Access to Uncensored Mobile Internet
Foreigners in North Korea no longer have access to the country's 3G network, the country's mobile phone provider said in a message sent to its subscribers in the country.
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Beijing Behind Internet Security Violation, Says Group
China's cyberspace administration is "complicit" in attacks on major Internet companies including Google, an anti-censorship group said today, calling on firms worldwide to step up their defences.
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Who Pulled the Plug on North Korea's Internet?
North Korea's Internet was on the fritz for a second day on Tuesday. But the US is staying silent on whether it launched a cyber attack as payback for the hacking of Sony Pictures.
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Idea to Launch Own 3G service in Delhi by March 2015
The Aditya Birla group-owned firm made the announcement on Tuesday, also revealing a Punjab launch this May.
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Europe's telecom tie-ups a sign of the 'Back-to-the-Future' trend
The movie reference alludes to how telecom operators are having a renewed love affair with cables.
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Cisco cleared by US court in Chinese human rights case
The judge said Cisco was not at fault for abuses carried out by Beijing using the "Golden Shield" censorship and surveillance project.
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Huawei's alleged hacking of BSNL network being investigated: Government
The government is said to have constituted an inter-ministerial team to investigate the matter.
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Facebook acquires Branch social network, team to lead 'Conversations' group
The announcement was made by Branch co-founder and CEO Josh Miller in a Facebook post.
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India to propose Indo-American Alert, Watch and Warn Network to combat cyber-crime
India-US Homeland Security dialogue commences on December 4, and India's agenda papers reveal the government's plan for US cooperation to combat cyber-crime.
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BITS Pilani deploys Cisco's new virtual lecture facility
BITS Pilani, has successfully deployed Cisco TelePresence videoconferencing and Cisco WebEx technologies as part of a cross-campus technology.
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Jury orders Cisco to pay $70 million in patent case
Cisco was filing several patent applications in its own name based on XpertUniverse's IP.
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Cisco to Cut 5,500 Jobs in Shift From Switches to Software
Savings from up to 5,500 job cuts would be reinvested into key growth areas, Cisco said.
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China's Online Population Nears 700 Million: Government
China's Internet users -- already by far the world's most numerous, rose to nearly 700 million last year, authorities said today, more than twice the population of the United States.
-
Facebook to Let You Post Comments Even When Offline
The company is also aiming to more "efficiently" show News Feed posts when users are on slow network connections, with ranked, cached stories.
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'Alibi Routing' System to Give Internet Users More Control Over Their Data
'Alibi Routing' works by searching a peer-to-peer network to locate 'peers' that can relay a user's packets.
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North Korea Restricts Access to Uncensored Mobile Internet
Foreigners in North Korea no longer have access to the country's 3G network, the country's mobile phone provider said in a message sent to its subscribers in the country.
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Beijing Behind Internet Security Violation, Says Group
China's cyberspace administration is "complicit" in attacks on major Internet companies including Google, an anti-censorship group said today, calling on firms worldwide to step up their defences.
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Who Pulled the Plug on North Korea's Internet?
North Korea's Internet was on the fritz for a second day on Tuesday. But the US is staying silent on whether it launched a cyber attack as payback for the hacking of Sony Pictures.
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Idea to Launch Own 3G service in Delhi by March 2015
The Aditya Birla group-owned firm made the announcement on Tuesday, also revealing a Punjab launch this May.
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Europe's telecom tie-ups a sign of the 'Back-to-the-Future' trend
The movie reference alludes to how telecom operators are having a renewed love affair with cables.
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Cisco cleared by US court in Chinese human rights case
The judge said Cisco was not at fault for abuses carried out by Beijing using the "Golden Shield" censorship and surveillance project.
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Huawei's alleged hacking of BSNL network being investigated: Government
The government is said to have constituted an inter-ministerial team to investigate the matter.
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Facebook acquires Branch social network, team to lead 'Conversations' group
The announcement was made by Branch co-founder and CEO Josh Miller in a Facebook post.
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India to propose Indo-American Alert, Watch and Warn Network to combat cyber-crime
India-US Homeland Security dialogue commences on December 4, and India's agenda papers reveal the government's plan for US cooperation to combat cyber-crime.
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BITS Pilani deploys Cisco's new virtual lecture facility
BITS Pilani, has successfully deployed Cisco TelePresence videoconferencing and Cisco WebEx technologies as part of a cross-campus technology.
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Jury orders Cisco to pay $70 million in patent case
Cisco was filing several patent applications in its own name based on XpertUniverse's IP.
