Stories About ATEN Technology Inc.

• EMC Blesses Emulex FCoE Adapters EMC gave its blessing to Emulex converged network adapters that use Fibre Channel over Ethernet.
• Will the Real Spam King Please Stand Up? Many vie for the title, but only one can be crowned the true Spam King, Bane of Internet Users.
• How to Buy a Printer What you print, and how much of it you print, should guide your buying decision. We explain how to choose a printer that's appropriate for your needs.
• 'Experimental' Security Fix Is Malware, Microsoft Says Microsoft is warning of fake Windows security notification emails that contain malicious attachments.
• Free Wireless Band Passes FCC Tests A proposed free wireless band would not be likely to cause interference with other mobile devices, the FCC concluded from...
• The Trouble With Telecommuting Telework can change office dynamics in ways you hadn't anticipated. Here are six questions to ask before you say yes.
• When the Watchdog Is the Underdog In data security, many of the toughest challenges have nothing to do with the bad guys.
• Seven Essential Ways to Cut Your Tech Costs From relying on free software to buying a refurbished PC, you have many ways to save your business money in this troubled economy.
• Extreme IT: Hurricanes, High Winds and Heavy Seas Wireless networking in the face of wind, lightning strikes and other Gulf weather events.
• Sun Adds Muscle to Niagara Server Line Sun Microsystems has doubled the capacity of its Niagara servers with the four-socket Sparc Enterprise T5440 system.
• IT: Let's Get Visible As budgets get slashed, IT is at risk of becoming invisible.
• Acer Aspire One Mini-notebook (Windows XP) With its bargain-basement price, the Aspire One looks like a steal--until you realize you need the six-cell battery.
• Lenovo IdeaPad S10 Mini-Notebook Faster than its mini-notebook brethren, the Lenovo S10 offers enough perks to make it a top pick for serious mobility.
• Data Mining for Terrorists Is Futile Report, commissioned in part by the DHS, also warns of potential privacy problems.
• IPhones Go to Front of the Class University outfits freshman class with iPhone, iPod Touch.