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	Virtual desktops: Use client-side or server-side hypervisors? With so much progress made virtualizing servers, many observers say it's time to turn our attention to the desktop. But is it better to use client-side or server-side hytpervisors? Read the two sides and join the debate. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks 7 Key Challenges You Can't Ignore The virtualization of physical machines can strain application and storage networks. Take steps to recognize and address the 7 key inherent challenges so that your environment can adapt to the new demands placed on the network and storage and realize the benefits of virtualization more quickly. Read Now! In this Issue Time for FCC chair to man up Best deals in tech Report: DOJ nears deal with tech firms on staff poaching Mozilla rushes out stability fixes for Firefox The Impact of the End of Traditional IT Outsourcing Most popular stories this week: Sept. 17 What in-building approach do you prefer? 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Cloud computing services. Sethi's vision of the future of the IT services industry is quite clear, but he's unsure of the specific implications this industry transformation poses to traditional IT outsourcing customers. Read More Most popular stories this week: Sept. 17 Our New Data Center package on the big trend toward flattening data center networks topped our list of stories this week. Check out the full list. Read More What in-building approach do you prefer? If you are looking to improve the coverage and capacity of your broadband mobile signal(s) indoors, do you prefer that your own IT staff (or integrator) buy and install the necessary equipment? Or would you prefer to have your mobile operator(s) do it on your behalf as part of a corporate network services plan? Read More DEMO Fall 2010: 4 Cool Mobile Startups with an iPhone Twist Mobile startups came to Silicon Valley to parade their iPhone-related offerings at the DEMO Fall 2010 event earlier this week. 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