Fourth regional public safety network launched in Northwest, final networks expected to be in place in a matter of weeks.

The release of Google’s Chrome browser this week has been dampened by the discovery of a security risk.

Larry Roberts, a co-founder of ARPAnet, discusses the network developed by DARPA that later became the Internet.

The beginnings of a turnaround might in sight for at least the security segment of the IT industry.

The Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment chose the ONStor Bobcat NAS gateway to connect servers without requiring a dedicated server.

The City University of New York has partnered with with Red Hat and Intel to create a lab that will allow the city government to test open-source software.

National Science Foundation and Semiconductor Research Corp. will join forces to support academic research on multicore chip design and architecture.

Network Integrity Systems' Interceptor protects networks by monitoring the fibers in network cabling and detecting any movement.

Recent GAO report concludes Census needs better metrics on the performance of the handheld computers that will be crucial in developing detailed address lists used in the 2010 decennial head count.

Enterprise use of Microsoft's Internet Explorer is on the decline. But just how far has the mighty Web browser fallen?

NIST studies of World Trade Center take computer modeling to extremes.

Just days after Microsoft released the second beta of Internet Explorer 8, Google unexpectedly released its own Web browser.

The new portal provides an online link for carriers to report sensitive information on network conditions.

Standards, emerging technologies get emergency crews closer to unified communications, but a lot of static remains.

Inglewood, Calif., looks to bridge the gaps among emergency teams.

FEMA e-mails updates to Gulf residents to let them know what the government is doing to prepare for Hurricane Gustav.

NOAA last week dedicated the first of four massive hurricane-hardened stations to measure storm tides off the Gulf coast of Mississippi.

Microsoft releases Beta 2 of Internet Explorer 8, which includes several new browsing features but also, for the moment at least, a few compatibility issues.

The Army gives visitors to a Philadelphia mall the chance to try on soldier life via interactive computer simulations at the Army Experience Center.

All agencies face similar storage challenges: Store more data in a smaller space while keeping it easily accessible. Disk arrays provide one way to solve that puzzle.