Cisco to unleash data center extensions

	Data center service provider helped develop Cisco OTV | Vertical Industry Networking Spending Will Vary in 2010
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	Cisco to unleash data center extensions Cisco next week is expected to unveil new and enhanced data center products that are designed to more easily interconnect and allocate resources among multiple data centers and are optimized for cloud computing and virtualization. Read More WEBCAST: MainSoft Drive SharePoint Adoption in Lotus Notes Shops Lotus customers that have adopted Microsoft SharePoint are struggling to meet their collaboration goals. Mainsoft collaboration experts and featured guest Rob Koplowitz, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research, discuss how to promote SharePoint adoption by integrating it with email and delivering a natural, contextual user experience. Register Now! In this Issue Data center service provider helped develop Cisco OTV Vertical Industry Networking Spending Will Vary in 2010 US developing extreme digital forensic wizard Microsoft SDL Progresses Huawei plans to launch multiple Android devices Alcatel-Lucent offers way to increase mobile capacity WHITE PAPER: APC The Seven Types of Power Problems This white paper will describe the most common types of power disturbances, what can cause them, what they can do to your critical equipment, and how to safeguard your equipment, using the IEEE standards for describing power quality problems. Click to continue Data center service provider helped develop Cisco OTV Terremark Worldwide plans to use Cisco's Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV) feature to eventually connect 12 data centers worldwide. Read More Vertical Industry Networking Spending Will Vary in 2010 Earlier this year, I reported that 49% of mid-sized (i.e. less than 1,000 employees) and enterprise (i.e. greater than 1,000 employees) will increase network hardware spending in 2010. Well I went back and cut the ESG 2010 IT Spending Data for fun this week and here is what I learned: Read More WEBCAST: Oracle Consolidate Servers and Storage to Lower Costs Hear from Oracle experts on how consolidating your servers and storage onto a grid running Oracle RAC and Automatic Storage Management can help provide continuous uptime and on-demand scalability at lowest cost. Original Live Date: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT Register Today US developing extreme digital forensic wizard Can anything you create digitally - software code, e-mail or documents - be traced back to you like so much DNA from a crime scene?  Research scientists at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) seem to think so as they announced this week the $43 million Cyber Genome Program it hopes will develop technologies that will help law enforcement types collect, analyze and identify all m... Read More Microsoft SDL Progresses Microsoft built upon its Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL) this week with an announcement at the Black Hat conference in Washington DC. With this announcement, Microsoft will provide a simplified implementation of SDL. The goal here is to spread the goodness of SDL to smaller or less sophisticated development organizations. Read More WHITE PAPER: Eaton - NWW A Compelling Power Alternative With power and cooling costs taking a big chunk out of IT budgets, power reductions anywhere in the data center are welcome. Read about two key ways to improve end-to-end energy efficiency by changing the voltage of power distribution and by taking advantage of new, high-efficiency, multi-node UPSs. Learn More Huawei plans to launch multiple Android devices Huawei is planning to launch a number of Android-based devices, including smartphones and "home-use Internet devices" at Mobile World Congress, it said on Friday. Read More Alcatel-Lucent offers way to increase mobile capacity A new product from Alcatel-Lucent aims to let mobile operators serve more customers using their existing radio spectrum, by offering faster mobile broadband services such as HSPA and LTE on frequencies currently reserved for GSM. Using software-defined radio technology, it will simultaneously support multiple mobile network technologies on one frequency, enabling operators to continue to serve customers with older phones. Read More
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