Wade Fletcher

Big Blue aims to keep its customers safe by employing cloud computing standards.  

The always popular Santa Monica based Big Blue Bus has done it again, adding its second Rapid bus line to their service line. Like Metro's Rapid Routes and their own Rapid 3 that runs down Lincoln Blvd. between Santa Monica and the LAX area, Rapid 7 will have a limited number of stops...  

People in Towson who have been wondering where more than 30 of their big blue mailboxes near their homes disappeared to last month finally find out -- the post office took them away.  

IBM will equip data centers around the world to let customers access cloud-based computer services in the event service disruptions take down their networks.  

IBM is making a $300 million bet that it can turn cloud computing into a lot more than the buzzword du jour.  

Lo and behold, the Giants actually might have their full complement of receivers on the practice field for this afternoon's practice at Giants Stadium . . . almost. No, Plaxico Burress (ankle) is not expected to work for the first time this summer...  

In a sign that political instability and natural disasters can fuel technology spending, IBM Corp. plans to invest $300 million building new centers that can store companies' sensitive data and deliver it remotely in the event of a meltdown.  

Brett Favre will never face a bigger moment against the Giants than he did in January as a Packer. Now he faces them again Saturday in a Jets uniform, but it's just a preseason game with no chance at redemption at his overtime interception.  

CSC's grip on its lucrative $700 million outsourcing contract with BHP Billiton continues to slip, as a slice of the work has been awarded to rival outsourcer IBM.  

ALBANY, New York (Ticker) - New York Giants fans will never forget Plaxico Burress' last appearance on the football field.  

The Giants are just about ready to return home. Big Blue's annual trip to the Capital Region for training camp is in its last weekend. While some fans are said the team is leaving Albany, others are just happy the season is finally starting. Curtis Schick reports.  

Old-timers like me like to live in yesteryear. For instance, say Tennessee State football and immediately the name John Merritt pops right up. And it should.  

Tarrytown resident Anil Arora will travel to Tanzania next week, but unlike other U.S. residents who visit the African country, he won't just be gawking at the elephants and other wildlife.  

The Tennessee State “Football Kickoff Caravan” is coming to Columbia Thursday in conjunction wth the new Big Blue Network and radio affiliate WMRB 910 AM in Columbia.  

Aaron Ross is thinking about more than football at the New York Giants' training camp. He's got Olympic fever, and with good reason. His fiancee is Sanya Richards, a favorite in the women's 400. She also is a member of the United States' 400-meter relay team, an event in which she earned a gold...