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Google's Gigabit Internet: Not coming to a neighborhood near you

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Google's Gigabit Internet: Not coming to a neighborhood near you

When Google announced plans in 2010 to jump into the broadband business, the company received more than 1,000 applications from communities hoping to be selected for Google Fiber, which promised gigabit-speed Internet at low prices or even free Internet for seven years if you chose a slower speed.

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2. Salesforce.com and HP to offer 'Superpod' for large enterprises

3. Six more arrested in breathtaking $45 million ATM theft

4. US Supreme Court declines to review NSA phone spying case

5. US agencies coming around cautiously to seeing benefits in virtual currencies

6. Universities diving into Big Data

7. History of Computer Viruses, Part 1: The Early Days

8. Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Vertical Video Edition

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10. Skype, Microsoft cleared in Luxembourg NSA investigation

11. WAN specialist Talari adds $15M in venture funding

12. The rush is on to bury Windows and the PC

13. Hollywood's anti-piracy propaganda turned into K-12 curriculum in California

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How cops and robbers are using Google Earth

Law enforcement and criminals have both used Google Earth and Google Maps to commit and solve real-world crimes. READ MORE

Salesforce.com and HP to offer 'Superpod' for large enterprises

Customers of Salesforce.com who want their own dedicated infrastructure within the vendor's cloud will now be able to get one through a partnership with Hewlett-Packard. READ MORE

Six more arrested in breathtaking $45 million ATM theft

Six more alleged participants were arrested Monday in a US$45 million global ATM fraud, including one man who was photographed stuffing $800,000 into a suitcase, federal prosecutors in New York said. READ MORE

US Supreme Court declines to review NSA phone spying case

The U.S. Supreme CourtA has denied the Electronic Privacy Information Center's petition for it to review a National Security Agency (NSA) phone record data collection program. READ MORE

 

US agencies coming around cautiously to seeing benefits in virtual currencies

Federal officials told a U.S. Senate hearing on Monday that virtual currencies like bitcoin can offer benefits to the financial system, but also cautioned about its possible misuse for illicit activity. READ MORE

Universities diving into Big Data

Educational institutions are increasingly on the case of making sense of growing piles of big data, and the latest data science effort involves UC Berkeley, the University of Washington and READ MORE

History of Computer Viruses, Part 1: The Early Days

The concept of a computer virus was first documented in an academic paper in 1949. Described by renowned mathematician and physicist John von Neumann as "self-replicating programs," the idea was formed from intellectual curiosity rather than any kind of malicious intent. READ MORE

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Skype, Microsoft cleared in Luxembourg NSA investigation

Luxembourg's data protection authority cleared Microsoft and its subsidiary Skype of data protection violations related to the U.S. National Security Agency's Prism spying program, the agency said Monday. READ MORE

WAN specialist Talari adds $15M in venture funding

Talari Networks, a San Jose maker of WAN virtualization/aggregation appliances and software, added $15 million to its coffers via a new round of venture financing. READ MORE

The rush is on to bury Windows and the PC

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Hollywood's anti-piracy propaganda turned into K-12 curriculum in California

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