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As dairy farms continue to consolidate and expand, they're increasingly relying on a range of IT systems, biometric sensors and wireless technologies to support that growth.

For IT managers who can't afford its new Database Machine system, Oracle is pushing the Advanced Compression feature in its 11g database as a more affordable option.

Analysts and competitors say Oracle used overly aggressive assumptions to come up with its price calculations for its first hardware products.

The company spent about $2.2 million on its virtualization projects and has saved over $900, 000 by eliminating the need to buy 100 additional servers.

Oracle bought Advanced Visual Technologies, a British developer of 3-D visualization software, to enhance its Oracle Retail product.

Sharp, Nissan and NTT are teaming up to build a cell phone that can start car engines and unlock the doors.

Federal investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board said an engineer involved in a fatal Los Angeles-area commuter train crash last month was texting on his cell phone around the time of the accident.

A laptop reported missing by a vendor of the U.S. Transportation Security Administration's Registered Traveler program has been found at the San Francisco airport.

Microsoft denied that it has imposed a hiring freeze, despite an internal memo described by an employee indicating the move.