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	Google to build ultra high-speed networks in the US In its continuing quest to speed up the Internet, Google has decided to build what it calls "ultra high-speed" broadband networks in some parts of the U.S., the company announced Wednesday. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Netezza Netezza changes the game. Again. Interested in taking TwinFin for a TestDrive? Test it on your own track. Your Data. Your Site. Our Technology. Click to continue In this Issue Google Buzz: A Visual Tour Essential guide to Windows 7 management New Russian botnet tries to kill rival News podcast: Network World 360 HP opens first ever wind-cooled data center Stealthy start-up backed by VMware founder Diane Greene looks to virtualize networks Identity fraud climbed 12% last year Judge dismisses Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage suit Facebook Must Tell Google to Buzz-Off (Or Else) WHITE PAPER: HP WAN Design – Don't Buy More than You Need This Gartner research note examines the methodology organizations should employ when designing a WAN. It offers advice on how to ensure that important applications are networked with sufficient performance and that there is not an "overspend" on less important applications and provides guidance on meeting unique network needs. Read Now. Google Buzz: A Visual Tour Google Buzz is part Facebook and Twitter; allowing you to share links and images and keep your friends informed as to where you are and what you're doing. Read More Essential guide to Windows 7 management Microsoft's latest operating system offers several benefits to IT managers who can overcome management challenges. Here's a collection of recent stories to help you deploy, manage, secure and virtualize Windows 7 in your environment. Read More New Russian botnet tries to kill rival An upstart Trojan horse program has decided to take on its much-larger rival by stealing data and then removing the malicious program from infected computers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Radware Accelerating Next-Generation Data Center Initiatives In today's competitive business landscape, every business looks for solutions to enable key business drivers, such as increasing business productivity, agility, continuity, globalization, and regulatory compliance. Effective – not to mention – cost effective application delivery lies at the heart of this need. This paper details how to cost-consciously overcome these challenges. Learn More News podcast: Network World 360 An upstart Trojan horse program has decided to take on its much-larger rival by stealing data and then removing the malicious program from infected computers. Also, new data says that identity fraud hit more victims last year, increasing 12% to an estimated 11.1 million adults in the U.S. (5:01) Read More HP opens first ever wind-cooled data center From the outside, Hewlett-Packard's newest data center looks like a massive, well-secured loading dock, devoid of logos and surrounded by a robust barbed-wired fence in a nondescript industrial park. Read More Stealthy start-up backed by VMware founder Diane Greene looks to virtualize networks A start-up with financial backing from VMware founder Diane Greene is developing a network operating system designed to virtualize networks and create networks ideal for cloud deployments. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Case Study: Six Billion Slurpees and Counting Managing remote users was a help desk nightmare for convenience storage giant, 7-Eleven. Read how 2800 new laptops were deployed in 30 days reducing help desk calls by 67%, decreasing management costs by 81% and increasing productivity by 30%. You'll even get the latest tally on Slurpees sold! Learn More Identity fraud climbed 12% last year Identity fraud struck an estimated 11.1 million adults in the United States last year, according to new data from Javelin Strategy & Research. Read More Judge dismisses Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage suit A judge dismissed a lawsuit that was filed against Microsoft over its much-criticized Windows Genuine Advantage program in 2006. Read More Facebook Must Tell Google to Buzz-Off (Or Else) Since Google is using its new Buzz social network in an attempt to take down Facebook, the #1 social network should return the favor: Facebook should tell Google to buzz-off. Permanently. Read More
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