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	Netflix is already speeding along Comcast's Internet 'fast lane' Since reaching a peering agreement with Comcast in February, Netflix streaming quality on its network has improved steadily, from an all-time low average of 1.51 Mbps in January to 2.77 Mbps last month. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell and Intel Keep Your SAN Running Optimally In-depth monitoring and analysis are essential to effective storage management. Learn how SAN HQ for Dell EqualLogic SANs can help identify faults, accelerate time to resolution, simplify storage management, optimize performance, and boost efficiency at no additional cost for EqualLogic PS Series storage arrays. Learn more! In this Issue Wayback Machine indexes 400 billionth page INSIDER Step-by-step guide to documenting your network Web hosting provider give FCC a dose of life without net neutrality 'Free' global aircraft tracking service proposed by satellite company How to optimize your security budget Microsoft Azure tools aim to help companies manage hybrid clouds New evidence that Microsoft is preparing a cloud-based Windows OS Red Hat fortifies OpenStack suite, eases management for enterprise users Cisco's IoT chief resigns Inside the world of designer antennas for wearables WHITE PAPER: Tintri Inc. Storage Intelligence for Virtualized Environments Built on the industry's first and leading VM-Aware Storage architecture, this paper discusses how Tintri Flash First Design including VM-level QoS works and how it makes virtualization simple, predictable and efficient. Read now! Wayback Machine indexes 400 billionth page The Internet Archive Wayback Machine, an indispensable chronicler of the Web for going on two decades now, late last week announced a major milestone. Read More INSIDER Step-by-step guide to documenting your network Every network should have a customized manual of sorts with maps showing the network layout and written documentation on all the basic aspects of the network. Read More Web hosting provider give FCC a dose of life without net neutrality Warning: schadenfreude alert. In a protest to support net neutrality, a Web hosting service has decided to teach the Federal Communications Commission a lesson by crippling the FCC's access to any page it hosts by throttling the agency's network down to 1990s-era dial-up modem speeds of 28.8 kbps. Read More WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments The Hidden Costs of APM APM solutions can deliver relevant network visibility and help to prevent problems before they negatively impact the business. But which solution is best for your organization? With this white paper, you will learn key questions to ask your vendor to ensure that you are getting the best value for your investment. Learn More 'Free' global aircraft tracking service proposed by satellite company In the wake of the loss of flight MH370, satellite communications service provider Inmarsat has proposed to develop a global airliner tracking service that can be implemented for little to no cost. Read More How to optimize your security budget The good news is that security budgets are rising broadly. The bad news? So are successful attacks. Perhaps that's why security budgets averaging $4.3 million this year represent a gain of 51% over the previous year a and that figure is nearly double the $2.2 million spent in 2010 a all according to our most recent Global Information Security Survey, conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers. Read More Microsoft Azure tools aim to help companies manage hybrid clouds For the kick-off of its annual Tech Ed user conference, being held this week in Houston, Microsoft has released a bevy of tools and services to help administrators connect their internal operations to Microsoft's Azure cloud. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Enabling the evolution of voice and video collaboration IBM Sametime software can help organizations provide a better collaboration environment by integrating telecommunications as part of an overall social communications strategy. Read Now New evidence that Microsoft is preparing a cloud-based Windows OS More than a year ago, the notorious Russian Windows leaker WZor dropped hints that Microsoft was working on a cloud-based OS to follow Windows 9. WZor has since gone into hiding following the arrest of an inside leaker a few months back, but a new source has yet another hint of the OS to come. Read More Red Hat fortifies OpenStack suite, eases management for enterprise users What do enterprises want to see in OpenStack? With its latest distribution of the cloud hosting software, Red Hat is betting that they want a streamlined installation process and carrier-grade reliability. Read More Cisco's IoT chief resigns Cisco Systems' point man on the Internet of Things (IoT) has resigned just as industries start to explore how millions of sensors and devices can be connected over networks. Read More Inside the world of designer antennas for wearables Sixty years after bulky 'rabbit ears' TV antennas, engineers are designing tiny custom ones that can fit inside of wearable devices. Read More
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