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	Who are tech's highest paid CEOs? Oracle's Larry Ellison finally ousted from the top spot on our list of highest paid tech execs Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Anixter Data Center Infrastructure Reliability The physical infrastructure within a data center can be the strongest or weakest link in delivering reliable data center services. Join Anixter on May 17 for a live virtual event in the Anixter Virtual Engagement Center. You will learn strategies to design, install and maintain a reliable data center infrastructure. Click to continue In this Issue Cisco nemesis Huawei to demo 96-port 100G Ethernet switch HP, F5 partner to speed delivery of cloud apps Will BYOD revive the network-access control idea? Gartner thinks it will On to Interop 2012: BYOD, Cloud, SDN, slot machines, and roulette Basho's Declaration Of Independence: All Nodes Are Created Equal Hacktivists have the enterprises' attention. Now what? Going Wireless in the Data Center Google liable for copyright infringement, jury finds 12 cool, creative and just plain weird gadget concepts Cloud Computing Gains in Federal Government WEBCAST: IBM Accelerate Document Processing and Wow Your Customers Learn how intelligent imaging and BPM solutions, coupled with pragmatic best practices and methodology, can improve productivity, lower cost, increase accuracy, reduce cycle times and lower overall risk. Learn More Cisco nemesis Huawei to demo 96-port 100G Ethernet switch Huawei, Cisco's toughest competitor in networking, will debut its entry into enterprise data center switching at this week's Interop 2012 conference in Las Vegas. Read More HP, F5 partner to speed delivery of cloud apps HP this week unveiled several initiatives at Interop 2012 in Las Vegas to enhance the provisioning and performance of virtual applications over a network, including an alliance with application delivery controller leader F5. Read More Will BYOD revive the network-access control idea? Gartner thinks it will Is the BYOD craze going to bring a revival of NAC, the policy-based network-access control that was hyped a decade ago but didn't end up widely adopted for endpoint security? Read More WHITE PAPER: Comcast Bank Raises the Bar on Service Delivery with Comcast Read this exclusive case study to learn how Comcast and Eastern Bank teamed to maintain a secure, reliable network infrastructure for transferring and protecting an enormous amount of data, including customers' bank account and credit card information, financial transactions, mortgage payments and payroll processing for their businesses. Learn More On to Interop 2012: BYOD, Cloud, SDN, slot machines, and roulette I'll be on an airplane in a few hours bound for Las Vegas and Interop 2012. Here's what I'm expecting at the show: 1. SDN, the sequel. With the Open Networking Summit (ONS) last month and Interop this week, software-defined networking is the gift that keeps on giving. Interop will feature an OpenFlow plug-fest and lots of rhetoric. What I'm looking for, however, are real use cases, mature products,... Read More Basho's Declaration Of Independence: All Nodes Are Created Equal Just when you thought you knew who the players are in the NoSQL space you realize you left out a major one. I felt that way after speaking with Bobby Patrick, CMO of Basho, the makers of the open source Riak database. Read More Hacktivists have the enterprises' attention. Now what? Experts say enterprises need to be more prepared for anything and everything, including eventual compromises. Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Migrating Your Legacy IBM Database Environment Download this guide to ensure a seamless migration and take advantage of reduced costs associated with extremely efficient day-to-day database administration. Learn More! Going Wireless in the Data Center Bouncing information around a data center, via 60GHz Wi-Fi, can speed things up by 30% compared to using traditional cables, a group of researchers found. The technique is still being perfected, but it could yield an interesting approach for enterprises in the not-too-distant future. Read More Google liable for copyright infringement, jury finds A jury has found Google liable for copyright infringement in its use of Java in Android, but has not managed to decide whether that infringement was protected by rules governing "fair use." Read More 12 cool, creative and just plain weird gadget concepts Take a gander at a dozen delightful concept designs for tomorrow's smartphones, laptops, gaming devices and more. Read More Cloud Computing Gains in Federal Government Industry leaders see rapid Federal government uptake in infrastructure-as-a-service, citizen-facing applications as agency CIOs warm to the new dynamic of cloud computing. Read More
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