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	Position-based quantum cryptography: A scientific breakthrough? Position-based quantum cryptography is a discovery that could lead to more secure communications, especially between devices used on military bases and satellites, based on using the geographical position of a party as its only credential, according to new research. Read More ARTICLE: Extreme Networks From Physical to Virtual to the Cloud The migration from a dedicated infrastructure to a shared and outsourced cloud infrastructure is not a one-size-fits-all proposition. With Extreme Networks "Four Pillars" strategy, Enterprises and Hosting Centers of any scale can approach change in a logical and affordable, stepwise fashion. Read More In this Issue Extreme Networks taps CEO with loads of enterprise network experience Game changers: 12 technologies that changed everything Firefox Falls Further Behind in Browser Wars AVG uncovers new data-stealing Mumba botnet Take Advantage of Increased Time Spent Social Networking Cisco goes green with Catalyst 3750-X CCNP Lab Series FBI looks just plain silly in logo beef with Wikipedia WHITE PAPER: Insight How to Double Productivity of Your IT Staff Examine how Oracle Database 11g helps IT provide more information with higher quality of service, making more efficient use of budgets and reducing the risk of change in data centers. Learn more! Extreme Networks taps CEO with loads of enterprise network experience Extreme Networks has named Oscar Rodriguez, a 20-year industry veteran, as its new president and CEO. Rodriguez replaces CFO and acting President and CEO Bob Corey, who will continue as CFO. Read More Game changers: 12 technologies that changed everything New technologies emerge all the time, but only a handful change everything that follows in their wake. And they're not always the first of their kind. Read More WHITE PAPER: Insight Examine Open Storage v. Proprietary Disk Systems Download this whitepaper today and examine how Oracle's Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems offer a complete, open and integrated solution that: * Reduces time to deployment. * Lowers risk. * Simplifies storage deployment and management. Read now! Firefox Falls Further Behind in Browser Wars Linux user, how many different Internet browsers do you have on your system? You have Konqueror if you use KDE, Iceweasel or Epiphany if you use GNOME, and optionally, you might have Firefox, Chrome or Opera. You might have all of those. Read More AVG uncovers new data-stealing Mumba botnet Researchers at AVG have uncovered a botnet that has been harvesting personal information and uses the latest version of the Zeus code, underscoring the widespread use of the sophisticated malware. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Your Solaris Alternative With the improved price, performance, and reliability of industry standard x86_64 servers, buying SPARC hardware has become less compelling. Red Hat® Enterprise Linux has emerged as the OS of choice with its open, industry-standard architecture. Read More Now Take Advantage of Increased Time Spent Social Networking A new Nielsen study titled "What Americans Do Online" shows that Americans spend a growing percentage of their time online visiting social networking sites. Businesses need to be aware of trends like this in order to focus marketing efforts where the target audience spends its time. Read More Cisco goes green with Catalyst 3750-X Buy less equipment, use less power: That's a proposition network managers can get behind, and it's what Cisco promises with the new power management features in its Catalyst 3750-X stackable access switch. Read More CCNP Lab Series This series examines some tradeoffs for selecting used lab gear for use when studying for the CCNP exams, which were revised in early 2010. Read More FBI looks just plain silly in logo beef with Wikipedia For the love of J. Edgar Hoover, don't FBI lawyers have anything better to do? Read More
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