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Sarah Palin's Yahoo account hijacked, e-mails posted
Ryan Naraine: On the heels of media reports that Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was using a private Yahoo e-mail account to conduct Alaska state business, hackers have broken into the account and posted evidence of the hijack on Wikileaks.
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Opportunities in the impending tech fallout
Dennis Howlett: For every crisis there is opportunity and this is one such occasion. The losers will be those who go into their shells and don't exploit the tsunami of innovation -- and that counts for both buyers and sellers.
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| Windows supercomputer: $25,000  Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft and Cray unveil the CX1, a compact supercomputer running Windows HPC Server 2008 that the two companies are calling "the most affordable supercomputer Cray has ever offered."
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What's next for Visual Studio? Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft wants to make Visual Studio "the developer's favorite application"--to focus on the needs of small- to mid-size businesss, to ride the latest platform tech, and to improve the infrastructure. READ FULL STORY
VMware enlists Cisco to help supercharge virtualization  Jason Hiner: Now that virtualization has evolved into a proven data center solution, attention is turning to how to optimize it to improve performance and make it scalable to thousands of systems.
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An Android, far from the Android  Dana Blankenhorn: T-Mobile will re-launch its HTC Dream as an Android phone next week, but it would be a big mistake to call this the Android. It's not.
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NetSuite parts ways with largest reseller  Phil Wainewright: It's not clear how long tensions have existed in the relationship between NetSuite and Skyytech, but last week's launch of the vendor's own SuiteSuccess professional services offering may have played a big part in crystallizing the separation.
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EIC Podcast: Google Chrome; Apple; Dell and Salesforce.com
On this week's EIC squared podcast Dan and I talk Google's Chrome browser, Apple's iPod event next week and my theory that Dell and Salesforce.com should merge.
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Vinod Khosla: 'It's about main tech, not clean tech'
At the AlwaysOn GoingGreen conference in Sausalito, CA, Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures offers his views on environmental challenges facing the world and how clean tech needs to deliver real results. He also criticizes the current green movement as more about style than substance.
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Cisco CIO Rebecca Jacoby: deploying collaboration to the enterprise
Rebecca Jacoby, CIO of Cisco talks to ZDNet's Sumi Das about adding new collaboration tools such as TelePresence and Unified Communications inside the enterprise. She also shares her views on managing IT for more than 50,000 employees worldwide, and why she's been called one of the most extroverted CIOs in Silicon Valley.
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Slide CTO Jeremiah Robison: Inside social networking apps
Jeremiah Robison, CTO of Slide talks with CNET News? Dan Farber about what it takes to develop a technology infrastructure to support applications across a host of social network sites and the company's unique relationship with Facebook as both competitor and partner in the area of application development.
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Green tech grabbing VC greenbacks
At the AlwaysOn GoingGreen conference in Sausalito, CA, Ira Ehrenpreis of Technology Partners discusses the current market landscape for clean-tech investing. He says clean tech used to get 1 percent of all venture dollars and that today, it is attracting between roughly 10 percent and 14 percent of all venture capital.
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