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	Cisco looks to one-up Arista, Juniper with Nexus 3548 Looking to reverse the momentum of rivals Arista and Juniper in high-frequency trading, Cisco this week unveiled a new generation of ultra low-latency Nexus switches based on custom silicon. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sprint Streamline your business with UC&C from Sprint If you're still weighed down by an outdated communications infrastructure, you're holding your business back. Our comprehensive cloud-based unified communications & collaboration (UC&C) solution offers a risk-mitigating migration strategy, providing scalability, network & cost efficiency, greater reliability, & enhanced mobility for all employees GET THE DETAILS In this Issue iOS 6 arrives: Its 16 key new features Arista aims to ward off Cisco with new low-latency switch Security startup isolates untrusted content in virtual machines FBI eager to embrace mobile 'Rapid DNA' testing RSA looks to have SIEM do advanced real-time threat analysis, forensics Motorola launches Razr i smartphone with 2GHz Intel Atom processor 10 ways to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day How to future-proof your hardware for Windows 8 Maybe with help from Google and Adobe, Microsoft can kill Windows XP Hackers exploit 0-day: Kick IE to the curb or catch a nasty Poison Ivy itch? The iPhone 5: What's Missing RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: RIM Introducing BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion Easily manage and secure mobile device deployments with BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion. From a single interface, manage BlackBerry® smartphones, BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablets and devices that use the iOS® and Android™ operating systems. Put an end to mobile chaos. Learn more at blackberry.com/mobilefusion iOS 6 arrives: Its 16 key new features Although the new OS for the iPad and iPhone is largely a collection of refinements, users will still want it Read More Arista aims to ward off Cisco with new low-latency switch Arista Networks this week lowered the latency and upped the software programmability of its switches with the introduction of the Arista 7150S series. Read More Security startup isolates untrusted content in virtual machines Security-software startup Bromium is shipping its first product, a virtualization client that runs any untrusted content inside its very own virtual machine -- a microVM -- protecting the underlying operating system and whatever content is stored on the physical machine from theft and malware infection. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Capitalize on the Cloud with a Sound Network Strategy New research underscores cloud computing's challenging effects on corporate networks, but solutions are available. Learn More! FBI eager to embrace mobile 'Rapid DNA' testing It's been the FBI's dream for years -- to do near-instant DNA analysis using mobile equipment in the field -- and now "Rapid DNA" gear is finally here. Read More RSA looks to have SIEM do advanced real-time threat analysis, forensics RSA is readying a product it calls Security Analytics whose purpose is basically to transform the company's traditional security information and event management (SIEM) product, EnVision, into a hunter of stealthy attackers, and a forensics tool to analyze attacks. Read More Motorola launches Razr i smartphone with 2GHz Intel Atom processor Google-owned Motorola Mobility has launched its first smartphone with an Atom processor from Intel, the companies announced at an event in London on Tuesday. Read More WEBCAST: Teradata Big Data Done Right In this live, interactive Webcast you will learn how to reap the benefits of big data through a practical unified architecture; how to improve performance with in-memory technology; and how to lower costs and increase scalability through cloud computing. Register now. 10 ways to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day Get ye pirate on each Sept. 19 Read More How to future-proof your hardware for Windows 8 It's like a special consumer-tech corollary of Murphy's law: Your PC will inevitably die just before a new Windows OS is about to ship. You need a new laptop immediately, and you can't wait to buy one that comes with the new OS preinstalled. Read More Maybe with help from Google and Adobe, Microsoft can kill Windows XP Just like Internet Explorer 6, Microsoft can't bury Windows XP fast enough. Fortunately, it's getting a little help from Google and Adobe. Read More Hackers exploit 0-day: Kick IE to the curb or catch a nasty Poison Ivy itch? Do you use Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8 or 9? If so, then you might catch a nasty itch since malicious hackers are using those IE browsers "to install the Poison Ivy Trojan—malware that can steal data or take remote control of PCs," the BBC warned. This new zero-day can potentially infect "hundreds of millions" of IE browsers. Read More The iPhone 5: What's Missing I didn't write a specific analysis of the iPhone 5 announcement partially because everyone else did, and partially because there really wasn't anything there that was notably new and unexpected. You can read my column on how innovation is slowing here, but, suffice it to say for now that Apple will sell zillions of these because it's a great upgrade for people whose two-year carrier contracts are up.... Read More
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