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Facebook, Google, Yahoo commit to 'World IPv6 Day' trial
Several of the Internet's most popular Web sites - including Facebook, Google and Yahoo - have agreed to participate in the first global-scale trial of IPv6, the long-anticipated upgrade to the Internet's main communications protocol known as IPv4. Read More


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Long-Term Data Retention – Key Considerations
Managing backup and recovery in today's environment is a multi-dimensional challenge with both near and long-term business requirements. Recent technological developments in disk backup have had a positive impact on short-term data retention strategy. This tool provides key topics to think about as you design your long-term data retention plans. Read Now

In HTML5 war, Microsoft guy slams "President of the United States of Google"
Microsoft and Google are fighting yet another public relations battle, this time over the HTML5 video standards to be used in the next generation of Web browsers. Read More

Facebook Wants to Issue Your Internet Driver's Licence
President Obama put the U.S. Commerce Department in charge of a cybersecurity effort to give each American a unique Internet ID. But Facebook also wants to supply your unique Internet ID and its identity infrastructure is already on millions of websites. Read More


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Storage Virtualization isn't About Storage
With real storage virtualization, according to the report, you can improve operational efficiency and drive down costs. And you can do this without sacrificing – or while even improving flexibility – giving you the ability to "continuously migrate" applications as a part of normal business operations. Read Now

Kama Sutra malware threatens to put Windows users in awkward position
A Sophos IT security consultant has issued a warning not to fall prey to malware that uses a PowerPoint presentation demonstrating sexual positions from the Kama Sutra as its lure. Read More

NetApp to acquire Akorri Networks
Storage company NetApp has entered into an agreement to acquire privately held Akorri Networks, which specializes in optimizing server, storage and application performance, the company said on Wednesday. Read More


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Sign of the digital times: Sony shutting plant that used to make 18M CDs a month
Sony this week said it was shuttering one of its largest CD manufacturing plants - citing the impact of digital downloads and other economic issues. Read More

Survey on PCI: How it's impacting network security
A survey of 500 information technology professionals with responsibility to assure compliance with the Payment Card Industry (PCI) security standard shows just over half find it "burdensome but necessary" in their organizations and about a third see it impacting their virtualized network environments in particular in the future. Read More

The 20 Most Anticipated Video Games of 2011
Check out our picks for the 20 most enticing computer and console video games due to ship in 2011. Read More

The 7 Most Overrated Games of 2010
Think of these as decent, and in some cases pretty fantastic games, but hobbled by unmissable lazy design and QA issues most reviews overlooked. Read More



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