Open Systems Journal

The Department of Energy plans to release 1.3 billion supercomputer processing hours to the scientific community in 2010. That means scientists can tackle difficult new questions about astrophysics, climate, fuels, diseases and more.

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European Union must protect against cyber attacks, 2012 Olympic Games demand better cyber-security and hacker arrested for P2P malware.

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Federal CIO outlines ambitious government IT agenda during NASCIO conference.

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Chapter 11 lets Chrysler reorganize, and the resulting marriage to Fiat means smaller, better cars are headed our way.

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AP - A new $50 unlimited-calling plan sold under the Boost brand has been a badly needed success story for Sprint Nextel Corp., luring hundreds of thousands of new customers, by industry estimates.,Texting delays mar popularity of $50 Boost plan
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New York state sees a 75 percent savings by consolidating numerous McAfee contracts into one.

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Disney is on the verge of acquiring a chunk of the wildly popular Hulu service and will use it to stream full episodes of ABC television shows. Disney apparently got a great deal, giving your local cable provider even more cause for concern.

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The Met Office has said that the UK can expect a prolonged period of what it terms “barbecue weather” this year.
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Federal agencies often “inefficient, closed to the American citizen and vulnerable to cyber-attacks.”

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The Office of Personnel Management announces new effort to increase telework in the federal government.

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