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	HP's webOS crashes under Apple, Android pressure Hewlett-Packard's announcement on Thursday to stop making tablets and smartphones based on webOS surprised many analysts, who said the company buckled under the pressure of Apple's momentum and growing support for Android. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP HP IT Migrates to an all HP network It's no surprise when a high-tech company uses its own products. However, the story of how HP recently migrated its own network to HP Networking equipment has unique aspects that make it relevant to all enterprises in any industry or market segment. Read now In this Issue With SSL, who can you really trust? If corporations were people... Microsoft disables 'supercookies' used on MSN.com visitors HP PC spin-off puts pressure on Microsoft to nail Windows 8 Android developers face legal hurdles in license compliance US surges to near global lead in mobile data Stress test: Bloomberg CIO deals with stock market data surge What HP's changes mean for Microsoft enterprise architects Is a streaming OS in Microsoft's future? WHITE PAPER: Quantum Data Deduplication for Dummies What does data deduplication really mean? This 2nd edition of the book "Data Deduplication for Dummies" takes an in-depth look of the advantages of data deduplication. Learn exactly how data deduplication works, the pros and cons of various approaches, determining the right data deduplication ratio and answers to the most common dedupe questions. Read More With SSL, who can you really trust? SSL, the encryption scheme that protects virtually all secure online transaction, requires that users rely on trusted third parties, but what if they can't be trusted? Read More If corporations were people... Former Massachusetts Gov. and presidential hopeful Mitt Romney infamously said last week, "Corporations are people, my friend." We're assuming he meant tech companies, too. So what actors would play them? What would the movies be called? Read More Microsoft disables 'supercookies' used on MSN.com visitors Microsoft has disabled an online tracking technology that a Stanford University researcher said allowed the company to sneakily track users on MSN.com -- even after they deleted browser cookies and other identifiers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Application-Aware Network Performance Management Riverbed® Cascade© stacks up extremely well against the competition. How well? In particular, Cascade outperforms other application-aware network performance management solutions in such important areas as product strength and cost efficiency. Read Now. HP PC spin-off puts pressure on Microsoft to nail Windows 8 Hewlett-Packard's sale or spin-off of its PC business will put pressure on Microsoft to "hit the ball out of the park" with Windows 8, an analyst says. Read More Android developers face legal hurdles in license compliance Developers who make apps for Android have a lot more to worry about than just building great software. Read More US surges to near global lead in mobile data U.S. consumers are among the world's most voracious consumers of mobile data, motivated by the country's homegrown technology industry, according to analyst Chetan Sharma. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM College Goes Green with Energy-Efficient Data Centre Canadian-based St. Lawrence College needed to increase IT capacity to support a growing student base while minimizing risk, reducing energy costs and demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability. Learn how they reached their goals. Read now Stress test: Bloomberg CIO deals with stock market data surge During the stock market's most volatile week in years, the data throughput of Bloomberg LP's trading and financial news network has been put to the test. Here's how the company prepared for the sudden data explosion. Read More What HP's changes mean for Microsoft enterprise architects HP just killed WebOS devices, and put their Personal Systems Group up for grabs, then purchased Autonomy for $10billion. Microsoft is probably smiling. Read More Is a streaming OS in Microsoft's future? The traditional desktop operating system has always been on the PC itself, or occasionally booted from a server, but a patent filed by Microsoft in early 2010 gives hints that the company is planning on a remote OS that can be loaded from a variety of sources. Read More
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