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	Perks drive up pay for tech CEOs Jets! Cars! Home security services! Find out which tech CEOs enjoyed the priciest perks in 2010 and which ones went to work perk-free. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM How to Achieve Effective Cloud Computing This paper focuses on private cloud computing and IDC provides a clear definition of all the elements of a private cloud and the platform infrastructure in particular. The paper details IBM private cloud offerings, their capabilities, and benefits. Read now! In this Issue Cisco's all right with free FCoE Google throws 'kill switch' on Android phones iPad 2's Web speed boost coming to other iOS devices this week iPhone 5 to sport aluminum back, redesigned antenna and A5 chip - Report Hungary's new constitution is being drafted on an Apple iPad China pledges to step up administration of Internet Cisco cuts costs of Umi home videoconferencing Corporate data breach average cost hits $7.2 million What is privacy, really? AT&T can't take it personally Google buys British price comparison site Beatthatquote.com RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Netezza Get Proof. Not Promises. Take the Netezza TestDrive. Your site. Your data. Our technology. Experience the high-performance and operational simplicity of the IBM Netezza data warehouse appliance firsthand. Our open Proof of Concept allows you to test a Netezza appliance with your most demanding, real-world analytics challenges. Learn More. Cisco's all right with free FCoE Cisco is unfazed by the realization that Fibre Channel over Ethernet, the storage virtualization technology it helped define, standardize and evangelize, is essentially being given away for free. Read More Google throws 'kill switch' on Android phones For only the second time, Google has remotely deleted Android apps from users' phones, moving to erase malware-infected applications that users had downloaded from the Android Market. Read More iPad 2's Web speed boost coming to other iOS devices this week A quick and dirty JavaScript speed test of the new iPad 2 gives an early indication of how the tablet's processor, operating system and HTML improvements pay off in terms of performance. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Using BPM and Business Analytics Together How do organizations become agile enough to proactively respond to all this change? They require processes, analytics and structures that give them real-time situational awareness into occurrences both inside and outside the organization. Read now! iPhone 5 to sport aluminum back, redesigned antenna and A5 chip - Report With the iPad 2 announcement now behind us, it's time to start focusing on Apple's next big release - the iPhone 5. Over the past few months, rumors surrounding Apple's next-gen iPhone have been few and far in between, but the rumors that have surfaced are quite intriguing. Read More Hungary's new constitution is being drafted on an Apple iPad While some critics initially called the iPad a content consumption device, the past year has proven that the iPad can more than hold its own as a content creator. Indeed, during last week's iPad 2 event, Apple showcased an iPad video retrospective of sorts, highlighting the myriad of ways iPad owners have been using the device. Read More China pledges to step up administration of Internet China says it will step up administration of the Internet this year while continuing to build out the country's fiber-optic backbone and expand broadband access for consumers. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Layered Tech expands to new markets with CA 3Tera AppLogic As Layered Tech's customers required more complex services, the cost of servicing them increased. They needed a solution that would enable rapid reaction to hosting demands while helping to lower operating costs. CA 3Tera AppLogic is a turn-key cloud computing platform enabling infrastructure solutions that can dynamically adapt to changing needs. Learn More Cisco cuts costs of Umi home videoconferencing Cisco Systems acted to make its Umi home videoconferencing platform more affordable on Monday, slashing the service cost to US$99 per year and announcing a $399 product for slower Internet connections as well as free Mac and PC clients. Read More Corporate data breach average cost hits $7.2 million The cost of a data breach went up to $7.2 million last year up from $6.8 million in 2009 with the average cost per compromised record in 2010 reaching $214, up 5% from 2009. Read More What is privacy, really? Last issue we examined anonymity in the context of identity issue discussions. Over and over again people confuse anonymity with privacy. As we concluded in that discussion, anonymity means that no one knows who performs a certain activity. Privacy is far different. Read More AT&T can't take it personally Gibbs discusses how AT&T wanted to have their corporate cake and eat it. Read More Google buys British price comparison site Beatthatquote.com Google has bought Beatthatquote.com, a British website for comparing prices of insurance, utilities and legal services, the companies said Tuesday. Google paid £37.7 million (US$61 million), according to Beatthatquote. Read More
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