Tag: 2010
Covid-19 Virus in Japan – New Government Data Will Help Reduce Virus Risk
Japan warns ‘large-scale infection risk’ after record spike. Virus ‘likely to be one of world’s worst,’ study says. New government research found most infections linked to Games, but virus could be far more dangerous than anyone realized. Japan says new government data will help reduce virus risk. Japanese officials have been sounding the alarm about…
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Delaware Court of Chancery Decisions in Patent Infringement Cases
This article is a partial transcription of the proceedings in the Delaware court of chancery in 2010. The original sources were the transcript of the proceedings before the chancery court’s judges, the original court documents, and Gilead’s own exhibits. These sources were supplemented with information provided as part of this article. Gilead Sciences, Inc. (Gilead)…
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How Do Enterprises Apply AIOps?
If networked threats and malware can cause your business to be susceptible to data theft or data loss, it is very important to know where it will come from and how to defend yourself. This article, which appears in a previous issue of our newsletter, discusses four of the top business applications of AIOps. It…
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The Need for a National ICT/ITU in India and South Asia
The need of a national ICT/ITU in the Indian subcontinent is imperative. This has been achieved by the implementation of a National Internet Policy, National e-governance policy, and a National Information Technology policy covering ICT/ITU-S activities in the country. There need no national ICT policy for South Asia. Rather, we need to have a National…
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Computer Security Posted by: Dr. Government Takes a Step to Force the Shutting of High-Tech Computers
Computer Security Posted by: Dr. government has now taken a step to force the US, with its Pacific and other coasts, to cease operating its vast, high-tech (though not very efficient) computers in favor of new regulations. Department of Energy (DOE) has begun a series of new, highly intrusive regulations designed to force the closing…
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US-Pakistan Economic Partnership
The US and other Western nations believe that Pakistan’s economic progress is fueled by the country’s rapid innovation in technology-enabled exports and increased market presence in the region. Islamabad and the United States have also worked together during the past decade to develop the region’s information technology industry. The country’s exports of software and services…
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Honduran Footballer Juan Carlos Obregón
Miguel Angel Jimenez of Honduras, one of 29 players selected for a World Cup tournament in Germany in July, stands next to his teammates ahead of their group stage match with Spain in Munich, Germany, as they take on Mexico in September. A world where we rarely see the face of a Honduran and where,…
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New IRS Questions on 1040 Tax Form
A question on the 1040 tax return that was not on the original schedule is being added to the list of new IRS questions. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, the IRS and IRS officials with the Examination Service are examining cryptocurrency and other digital assets to determine “their tax-exempt nature. This is not,…
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Nvidia Offers to Buy Mellanox
Nvidia has offered to buy Mellanox, one of the world’s most successful optical fiber networks, in a deal valued at $2. 2 billion according to a Reuters report. Mellanox’s stock price closed Wednesday at $33. Nvidia’s offer to buy Mellanox is the largest takeover offer for a U. -based company since Nvidia bought Motorola Solutions…
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The COVID-19 Pandemic – How Malware Has Been Used in the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 outbreak has highlighted the importance of keeping up to date with the latest trends in network security, and one of the areas in which hackers and network intruders are especially eager is in leveraging malicious software to conduct reconnaissance. The use of surveillance malware was rampant in late 2018 when the WannaCry ransomware…
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