Over the past few months, we have been working on relocating to our new office. Though there is a bit more work to do, we’re getting pretty comfortable at our new desks at 1500 Frush Valley Road, Laureldale, PA 19605. This is just a taste of where the extraordinary happens. We’ll bring you more pictures, …
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In offering his thoughts of the nation’s efforts to keep computer hackers from plundering corporate data networks, Shawn Henry said, “we’re not winning.” This is a grim appraisal from the FBI’s top cyber cop. Henry’s comments, though not directed at any certain legislation, come as Congress is considering two competing measures designed to buttress the networks …
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Google seems to be setting the standard in map worth. They have decided to limit the usage of their Maps API to 25,000 map loads per day per API, or 2,500 map loads per day that have been modified using the Styled Maps feature. And they’ve begun charging for usage beyond that. That charge could …
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Google is working on some major updates to their search engine so that it will be more like “how humans understand the world.” They’re using semantic search technology, the same that was used to build Apple’s Siri, to try to get ahead in the search competition. With this new technology people’s searches will be better …
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Seeking to continue it’s expansion in the I.T. world, Dell is buying the tech-security company SonicWALL, Inc. The deal is said to be completed within the second fiscal quarter of 2012. Although the companies did not disclose the amount that Dell will pay, people familiar with the matter values it around $1.2 billion. SonicWALL offers …
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