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	Verizon: Businesses need to move on IPv6 Verizon Business has a message to companies still reluctant to migrate their networks to IPv6: You're better off doing it now than later. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp ESG Report: Driving storage efficiency in SAN environments This ESG paper outlines the considerations for architecting an efficient SAN data storage infrastructure with a focus on the NetApp solutions for increased utilization, improved performance and streamlined protection to reduce operational costs. Read More! 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Disband the ITU-T IPv6 Group When the ITU-T IPv6 Group gets together in Geneva next week, one of the things they should discuss is the need for their very existence. Read More Vyatta routing software certified for IPv6 The Vyatta open-source network operating system has been certified for IPv6, which is likely to become a key capability as the number of Internet addresses available under the current version of IP diminishes. Read More Lab Leftovers: Speed-Testing an 11-Year-Old PC Here in the PCWorld Labs we're constantly receiving new products for testing; while we do our best to return every review unit to it's rightful owner, we inevitably end every year with an oddball assortment of leftover tech gathering dust in our warehouse. These leftovers are carefully catalogued and cached (read: piled in a closet), only to be unearthed every few years for fun and profit during an impulsive spat of spring cleaning. Read More Final release of Windows Phone dev tools due mid-September The final version of development tools for Windows Phone 7 will be released Sept.16, Microsoft has announced. The online apps catalog of the radically redesigned mobile OS will go live in early October, possibly hinting at when the first Windows Phone handsets will be unveiled. Read More DOWNLOAD: BlackBerry Free Download from RIM BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express offers IT control and security features you can trust even for employees that choose to bring their own BlackBerry smartphones into your business. Download this free license to support up to 75 users on your existing Exchange Server. Download Today! Server sales post biggest jump since 2003, IDC says Worldwide server sales posted their biggest jump since 2003 during the second quarter as Hewlett-Packard outsold rival IBM to take the top spot among server vendors, IDC said Tuesday. Read More Windows DLL load hijacking exploits go wild Less than 24 hours after Microsoft said it couldn't patch Windows to fix a systemic problem, attack code appeared Tuesday to exploit the company's software. Read More Adobe fixes 20 vulnerabilities in Shockwave Player Adobe Systems patched 20 security vulnerabilities in its Shockwave Player on Tuesday. Most of the flaws could allow an attacker to run their own code on an affected computer. Read More Citrix targets laptop security with new virtualization software Citrix's next version of XenDesktop will automatically encrypt corporate data on employee-owned laptops and include a bare-metal client hypervisor. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Utilizing Analytics to Drive Revenue, Cut Costs Download this whitepaper today and examine how companies utilize analytics to drive revenue and cut costs.Realize this faster and with less risk with the scalability of SAS 9.2 running Red Hat Enterprise Linux on NEC's Intel Xeon processor. Read Now Visa offers new guidance on securing payment applications Visa this week added new best practices for makers of payment applications and those using them. Read More Microsoft is fending off over 50 patent infringement cases "There are over 50 other patent infringement cases pending against Microsoft, 10 of which are set for trial in fiscal year 2010," states a line in Microsoft's latest annual financial report filed with the SEC on July 30. This list of 50 is in addition to the roughly $2 billion in damages that Microsoft has reportedly already lost from lawsuits. Read More Chrome Patches Show the Power of Open Source--and Google Google's patching of vulnerabilities in its open source Chrome Web browser last week wasn't so much notable in itself; Microsoft, to be sure, is forever issuing patches for the many bugs that afflict its products. Read More Ten Ridiculous New Tech Acronyms Is it any surprise that acronyms have taken over our lives? 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