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IBM 'Roadrunner' Holds World's Fastest Computer Crown

The 2009 International Supercomputing Conference also saw two new systems enter the top 10.

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Allen Stern

Will FriendFeed's New Search Equal More Real-Time Spam?
Social message board service FriendFeed announced the launch of their new search engine this week. Will this new search engine see a huge increase in spam?

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George Hulme

Enjoyed The July 4th Fireworks? Skip The Waledac Movie
After a few weeks of low activity, the infamous Waledac botnet is lighting things up once again. This time, its hook is the promise of a "fabulous" July 4 video on YouTube.

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Dave Methvin

Why I'm Dropping Bing For Google
It's been about a month since I started a Bing experiment, and it's gone pretty well. Search results are about as good as Google, sometimes better. After a month, though, I've decided to go back to Google. The problem isn't with the search results quality; it's all the other things that Bing doesn't do -- and some things it does that I wish it wouldn't.

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Mitch Wagner

Video: Talking About Firefox 3.5, Apple's Snow Leopard, The Return Of Steve Jobs, & More
I sat down with my colleague Fritz Nelson and we talked about some of the big headlines this week: the release of a new version of Firefox, why the Snow Leopard operating system is more important to Apple than the iPhone 3GS, Steve Jobs's return to work after six-month health-related leave of absence, and Windows 7. Watch after the jump.

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