Cisco gear sold to Iran despite sanctions

	Cisco touts TelePresence endpoint for 'harsh' environments | DARPA wants electronics with radically novel liquid cooling technology
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	Cisco gear sold to Iran despite sanctions Despite sanctions that prohibit sales of American technology to Iran, an Iranian mobile operator was able to source equipment from Cisco, HP and Sun, which is now owned by Oracle. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Infosim German Engineered Automated Config & Fault Management Infosim automated configuration and fault management for large IT environments. Remove the tedious and error prone manual activities associated with creating device and application dependencies and replace them with automation from Infosim. Incredible time and cost savings come from automating device backups, provisioning and root cause analysis. View our short 15 minute recorded webinar here and also receive our "Infosim Config & Fault Management Cheat Sheet". Also visit us at Cisco Live in San Diego next week, Booth # 2323 In this Issue Cisco touts TelePresence endpoint for 'harsh' environments DARPA wants electronics with radically novel liquid cooling technology Cisco competitor extends data center fabric line Berners-Lee, MIT's Clark offer glimpses into the future of the Internet Could insurance coverage hobble commercial space flights? ISOC: IPv6 is the new normal for the Internet Gartner warns: Fabric-based computing could cost IT operations jobs IPv6: Five Things You Should Know WHITE PAPER: BlueCat Networks BYOD: 5 Things You Need to Know This white paper discusses the role of self-service device registration in overcoming the five key challenges associated with BYOD. Learn More Cisco touts TelePresence endpoint for 'harsh' environments Cisco this week unveiled a TelePresence endpoint for workers in nontraditional settings, like those caught in a storm, stuck in traffic or otherwise detached from the usual 9 to 5 business world. Read More DARPA wants electronics with radically novel liquid cooling technology With increased electronic minituriztion and the density of the chips running such devices heat is a mortal enemy for the power and scalability of such systems. Read More WHITE PAPER: CenturyLink Network/Cloud Security & Business Continuity eGuide Network security today means much more than simply building a perimeter around the enterprise network to defend from threats. With cloud-computing models becoming more popular, enterprises are extending corporate data and applications outside the four walls of the data center. Learn More! Cisco competitor extends data center fabric line Xsigo Systems this week enhanced its data center fabric portfolio with support for more hypervisors and next-generation servers based on Intel's "Romley" design. Read More Berners-Lee, MIT's Clark offer glimpses into the future of the Internet Sir Tim Berners-Lee, speaking at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday night with MIT Senior Research Scientist David Clark, said that participation in the information society must be regarded as a right, not a privilege. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Maximizing the Benefits of Virtualization & Consolidation The twin concepts of virtualization and consolidation in IT environments are increasingly being applied by midsized firms to improve performance and gain efficiency. Improvement in the coordination of resources can result in greater competitiveness and lower costs. View Now Could insurance coverage hobble commercial space flights? Should the government continue to share the monetary risk of a catastrophic spacecraft accident even as the United States depends ever-more on commercial space technology? Read More ISOC: IPv6 is the new normal for the Internet IPv6 is the new normal for the Internet. So claims the Internet Society (ISOC) as it sums up the early results of its World IPv6 Launch Day held on Wednesday. Read More Gartner warns: Fabric-based computing could cost IT operations jobs Gartner analysts gave IT operations managers some straight talk this week: Change the way you do things before enterprise adoption of new technologies such as fabric-based computing, smartphones and tablets puts you out of a job. Read More IPv6: Five Things You Should Know Today is the day IPv6 finally goes live. For as long as there has been an Internet IPv4 has been synonymous with IP and nobody really stopped to think about which version of the protocol it was. But, IPv4 has outlived its usefulness. Read More
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