Come to Computerworld Knowledge Centers to keep up with all the latest news, analysis and opinions on key enterprise technologies and issues. An index of main Knowledge Centers with their current top news stories is below:

Systems in Motion is taking advantage of an educated, available workforce and state incentives in opening an IT services operation in Ann Arbor, Mich., that it hopes will employ 1,100 people in five years. View the entire Careers Knowledge Center 

A well-known Chinese artist and activist voiced strong support late Tuesday for Google's plan to stop censoring results on its China-based search engine. View the entire Development Knowledge Center 

A well-known Chinese artist and activist voiced strong support late Tuesday for Google's plan to stop censoring results on its China-based search engine. View the entire Government Knowledge Center 

Micron Technology has agreed to acquire flash memory maker Numonyx, adding NOR flash chips -- a memory type commonly found in mobile phones and MP3 players -- to its product lineup and expanding its manufacturing capacity View the entire Hardware Knowledge Center 

Micron Technology has agreed to acquire flash memory maker Numonyx, adding NOR flash chips -- a memory type commonly found in mobile phones and MP3 players -- to its product lineup and expanding its manufacturing capacity View the entire Management Knowledge Center 

New statistics from comScore show that Apple and Google are both gaining ground in the battle for smartphone market share in the U.S. View the entire Mobile and Wireless Knowledge Center 

A well-known Chinese artist and activist voiced strong support late Tuesday for Google's plan to stop censoring results on its China-based search engine. View the entire Networking and Internet Knowledge Center 

Some of the bugs Microsoft patched today will be exploited by hackers almost immediately, security researchers predicted. View the entire Operating Systems Knowledge Center 

A well-known Chinese artist and activist voiced strong support late Tuesday for Google's plan to stop censoring results on its China-based search engine. View the entire Security Knowledge Center 

Google has given Gmail a social networking component with its introduction of Buzz, a service built inside of the Web mail product that lets users post and share content in similar ways as they do in sites like Facebook and Twitter. View the entire Servers and Data Center Knowledge Center 

Oracle has officially put both legs on the cloud-computing bandwagon, recently launching a roughly 50-date global road show on the topic for developers and system administrators. View the entire Software Knowledge Center 

A well-known Chinese artist and activist voiced strong support late Tuesday for Google's plan to stop censoring results on its China-based search engine. View the entire Storage Knowledge Center