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Eliot Spitzer, the disgraced New York governor making headlines this week for being linked to a prostitution ring, is perhaps best known for his aggressive takedown of unethical Wall Street firms during his days as attorney general. But the former prosecutor also played a big role in cleaning up the high-tech and network industries.

The latest Microsoft OS is put through its paces on a a Dell 1950 equipped with a dual quad-core 1.6GHz CPU, 32GB of dynamic RAM and two Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet network interface cards

Trying to give customers a tool to analyze products, major server vendors have created a new power consumption standard

Supermarket Stop & Shop said that Rhode Island police arrested four men last month in connection with the recent theft of credit and debit card systems at checkout lines.

Microsoft and AT&T headed to U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday to argue their sides in a complex transnational patent case that could send shockwaves through the software industry.

Penn State researchers have figured out a way to help computers describe photographs using 330 English words, a breakthrough that could make it much easier to tag and search for images online.