Infrastructure Internet MWC 2008: Microsoft buys Danger News By Nicole Kobie published 11 February 2008 After failing in its bid for Yahoo, for now, the software giant has gone public on talks to snap up the Sidekick smartphone software developer. MicrosoftDangerGet the ITPro. daily newsletterReceive our latest news, industry updates, featured resources and more. Sign up today to receive our FREE report on AI cyber crime & security - newly updated for 2024.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Nicole KobieSocial Links Navigation More about internet2023 ThreatLabz enterprise IoT and OT threat reportNew industry-backed IoT security standards aim to improve device safetyLatestWomen in cyber security: Closing the gender divideSee more latest ► Most PopularCisco launches Hypershield – a 'must-have solution' for those defending against IoT-based cyber attacksRed Hat adds trio of new tools to its Trusted Software Supply ChainITC Infotech agrees to acquire cloud experts Blazeclan TechnologiesGovernment lays out its Smart Data Roadmap despite concerns over lack of regulatory oversightAfter a string of high profile cyber gang takedowns, is the cyber crime industry about to get a lot more fragmented?Report reveals the one characteristic that every tech recruiter is looking for in new candidatesUnitedHealth reveals eye-watering cost of Change Healthcare cyber attackITPro announces winners of Best of Show Awards at 2024 NAB ShowHashiCorp's claims of code theft dubbed "embarrassing" episode for the open source communityNetSuite doubles down on localized AI with UK, EMEA product launchesAMD's new series of AI-enabled processors likely fall short of Microsoft’s performance requirements for next-gen AI PCs Resources The business value of Dell PowerStore Posted Whitepaper The business value of Dell PowerFlex Posted Whitepaper AMD Ryzen™ PRO processors and Windows 11 Pro Posted whitepaper Analyzing the economic value of IBM storage FlashSystem built-in resilience Posted Whitepaper VIEW MORE WHITEPAPERS MOST READ1Women in cyber security: Closing the gender divide2Hyperscaler data center expansion can’t keep up with AI-fueled demand3MITRE cyber attack saw threat actors exploit Ivanti Connect Secure zero-days4AI’s use as a hacking tool has been overhyped 5It’s the end of the road for Women Who Code, following loss of “critical” funding
