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	Enterasys looks to head off Cisco, Brocade data center plans Enterasys, the networking division of Siemens Enterprise Communications, this week unveiled it data center strategy, which hinges on partnerships and multivendor inclusion as well as the policy-based management capabilities of its switches. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Infinera Accelerate Your Network with Infinera Infinera has built a reputation of speed and reliability. We are the #1 provider in the North American long-haul optical networking market, and second worldwide. Leading telecommunications companies, Internet service providers, and financial institutions trust Infinera to power their networks. Click to continue In this Issue The Best Fitness Tech Facebook adds IPv6 support FBI iPad Investigation: a FAQ Linux Tablets, Where are You? Confused by 10GbE optics modules? Windows 7 Early Adopters Say Virtualization Key to Rollouts Is Cisco Microsoft's friend or foe? 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Read More Facebook adds IPv6 support Facebook said Thursday that it was offering "experimental, non-production" support for IPv6, the long-anticipated upgrade to the Internet's main communications protocol. Read More FBI iPad Investigation: a FAQ Roughly 114,000 Apple iPad users' e-mail addresses were leaked this week, and now the FBI is looking into the matter to determine the threat level. Given the iPad's stunning popularity and the frightening number of affected owners, many questions need answering. Here's a FAQ about Apple and AT&T's new relationship with federal investigators. Read More Linux Tablets, Where are You? Apple has long had a history of being arrogant. But, more often than not, they've been able to back it up by the quality of their products. But now, with Apple locking out Adobe Flash and Google Ads, not to mention their cute trick of setting up an HTML 5 demo site that only works with Apple's own Safari Web browser, I think Apple has overstepped their authority. 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Read More Is Cisco Microsoft's friend or foe? Cisco Systems today announced the coming new Cisco Quad enterprise collaboration platform and after viewing a demo of it a few days ago, I found the similarities between it and Microsoft's Unified Communications platform to be readily apparent, begging the question of whether Quad is intended to integrate with UC or compete with it. Read More Enterprises slowly adopting social tech Attendees to next week's Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston may find that businesses' use of social-networking and collaboration technologies is slowly starting to take off. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP 7 Deadly Sins of Cloud Computing There likely are more than 7 deadly sins, but new research from the Cloud Security Alliance has just identified the top 7 threats. Hear from Jim Reavis, executive director from the Cloud Security Alliance, as he explains the risks associated with each and best practices to effectively manage security in the cloud. Watch this now! Novell wins final judgment in SCO battle It's not the first time onlookers have declared that the long-running legal dispute between Novell and SCO is over, but many are saying that a Thursday judgment favoring Novell on all counts is the end of the road. Read More IBM analysis of Amazon finds cloud support forums lacking Amazon support forum administrators usually respond to posts within 10 or 12 hours, but problem resolution often takes days, new analysis finds. Read More VDI provides flexibility, but at a cost A remote desktop specialist reviews VDI and terminal service at Tech Ed. Read More US Coast Guard calls for high-tech help in BP oil disaster The US Coast Guard has issued a call for better specialized technology to help it better respond to the ever-widening BP Deepwater oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. Read More
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