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	Startup touting data center fabric that will put a scare into Cisco, Juniper The ability of your data center fabric to support millions of servers with low cost and power may not be due to advances from your major switch vendor, or to standards they may embrace. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Secure Your Data Center Understand how demands for real-time access and the changing data center infrastructure are secured from Cisco. Learn More In this Issue Google fails to placate Calendar users over lingering flaw Terremark-Verizon cloud service ready to go Report: US FTC preparing to serve subpoenas to Google Feds claim victory over Coreflood botnet FBI takes to Twitter to trumpet Whitey Bulger arrest Zenprise cloud service manages corporate mobile device surge Net neutrality goes Dutch Wyoming cuts cable, moves to cloud with Google Apps WHITE PAPER: AirMagnet, Aruba Networks, Cisco, Enterasys Networks, HP, and Motorola The 2011 Wi-Fi "Cheat Sheet" Achieving Ethernet parity with Wi-Fi is no small task. Learn how leading vendors are building tool and tweaking architectures to: • Add capacity to APs • Avoid traffic bottlenecks • Identify and eradicate interference and its sources • Enable converged management and policy setting across Wi-Fi and wired environments Read now! Google fails to placate Calendar users over lingering flaw Google has failed to solve a long-running problem that is preventing numerous Google Calendar users from receiving email and text message notifications before events. Read More Terremark-Verizon cloud service ready to go After Terremark buy, Verizon is ready to roll out an expanded set of cloud services powered by nearly 50 data centers around the globe. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Six Advantages of a Cloud-Based Help Desk Small and midsize companies shouldn't have to use less efficient, limited-functionality service desk solutions. Today's cloud-based help desks pack the same punch as on-premise enterprise solutions, without a large up-front investment or long installation time. Read more to find out how to get started with a cloud-based help desk today. Read More Today! Report: US FTC preparing to serve subpoenas to Google The U.S. FTC is preparing to service Google with subpoenas related to an antitrust investigation, according to a news report. Read More Feds claim victory over Coreflood botnet Federal authorities have declared victory over the Coreflood botnet and shut down the replacement server that the FBI used to issue commands to infected PCs. Read More WEBCAST: F5 Networks Ensuring High Availability for Client Access F5's integrated application delivery solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 provide the required hardware load balancing for CAS servers. Learn More! FBI takes to Twitter to trumpet Whitey Bulger arrest Those of you who don't live in the Boston area may have a hard time appreciating the enormity of this story to the locals, so let me attempt to put it in perspective: Think O.J. Read More Zenprise cloud service manages corporate mobile device surge Zenprise deploys its mobile device management application in third-party data centers to offer a cloud-based service aimed at small- to medium-size businesses. Read More Net neutrality goes Dutch While the Netherlands is primarily known for windmills, tulips and legalized marijuana, it could soon be known for its net neutrality regulations as well. Read More Wyoming cuts cable, moves to cloud with Google Apps Wyoming has rolled out Google Apps for some 10,000 state workers, the first state-wide implementation of the cloud platform in the U.S. Read More
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